At first, it was just a game.
A board. A question. A pause before the answer arrived.
Then the system learned how to listen.
What begins as a harmless curiosity becomes something colder and more precise: a method of sorting, containing, and correcting the people who notice too much. Letters replace names. Roles replace choice. Refusal becomes a problem that must be solved.
As classifications fail and order turns inward on itself, one woman steps outside the sequence-and discovers what happens when a system designed to finish everything encounters something that will not settle.
Unfinished is a quiet horror novel about containment, identity, and the danger of insisting that every question end with an answer.
Some things were never meant to be completed.