They don’t just want Mira Lane’s body—they want her biology wired into an empire.
In neon-choked New Babel, one strange glyph on a refinery terminal gets Mira flagged and vanished into ChronoCore Industries’ white corridors. Their “Project Overflow” turns human output into profit—milk coded into currency, cycles tracked like stock, obedience enforced through implants and algorithms.
Director Cain runs the facility like a god. Commander Vale polices it like a weapon. Engineer Ronin treats her like a system to optimize. Medic Orion watches like he’s deciding whether to save her—or sign her away.
Mira refuses to break. Every calibration teaches her the machine’s rules…and its weaknesses. Because if ChronoCore has linked their network to her body, then one corrupt signal could poison everything they built. She’s trapped between four dangerous men, a city that won’t look up, and a program designed to rewrite her into property.
In this dark, high-heat cyberpunk reverse-harem romance, survival means becoming more than a commodity—no matter what it costs to overflow…on her own terms.