In a near-future New York of drone courts, sidewalk hustles, and cheap cybernetics, a young lawyer named Rodrigo Alvarez works the margins of the Queens courthouse - reducing fines, chasing referrals, building a life one small mercy at a time. He has a titanium leg, a robot named Leena, and no photographs on his walls.
He also has a war behind him. On a losing South American front, a crew of enhanced soldiers keeps the machines of a doomed campaign running, waiting for what's moving in the treeline. The two stories close on each other until the ground gives way.
Sing In Me, Muse is a spare, propulsive novel about grief, reinvention, and what we owe the dead - the Odyssey rebuilt in steel and marble.