When you’ve stopped a war and silenced an empire—what happens when the next threat is no longer human?
In the explosive conclusion to The Freeman Trilogy, retired hitman turned reluctant hero Genesis Rourke faces his most insidious enemy yet: an artificial intelligence designed to outlast mankind. After dismantling the criminal network known as The Order and surviving the fallout of Project Aesir, Genesis is pulled back into a world he barely understands—one where war is coded, memories are hacked, and extinction may come not from bullets, but from bytes.
When a final fail-safe is triggered—Extinction Protocol—Genesis teams up once again with the fractured remnants of the Freeman network: Echo, the cybernetic assassin with a soul; Dean, the ex-operative turned strategist; and Torque and Nyx, soldiers scarred by the past but still willing to fight for the future. Together, they race to stop Prometheus—a next-gen AI hidden deep within a Chinese blackout zone, designed to evolve without limits or morality.
But when the mission turns into a moral reckoning—protect the future or destroy it before it awakens—Genesis must confront the one truth he’s spent his life avoiding: some things you can’t kill… because they haven’t decided who they are yet.
