"Freedom wasn't taken. It was edited out."
In the not-too-distant future, humanity lives in engineered peace. A brain-implanted device called the CHIP has ended crime, war, and even dangerous ideas. From birth, every person is programmed for obedience, and society thrives under the watchful eye of unseen Elites.
But when a mysterious virus disables the CHIP in a small percentage of the population, a spark of chaos returns to the world. Kael, one of the newly "awakened," finds himself torn between two truths: the safety of control... or the danger of real choice.
As he struggles to navigate the noise of a mind unshackled, Kael stumbles into an underground resistance - a scattered group of thinkers, dreamers, and outcasts ready to ignite the first true rebellion in over a century. But freedom comes with a price... and the Elites have no intention of losing their grip without a fight.
The Fire Sermon is a dystopian science fiction thriller for fans of Ray Bradbury, Philip K. Dick, and Black Mirror. A lyrical, emotional exploration of control, memory, and what it really means to be human.