Franklin Publishers has released Recurve by KC Lewis, a science fiction thriller set in a quarantined Houston after a catastrophic First Contact event. The novel follows an amnesiac survivor who awakens in an abandoned hospital, joining soldiers and survivors to contain a growing threat while uncovering his connection to a classified experiment called the Reclamation Project. The protagonist, known as Teller, possesses a terrifying ability: each time he dies, he returns with knowledge from alternate outcomes, forcing him to endure repeated tragedies to find a future where humanity survives.
The story pits survivors against monstrous Ferronines and a mysterious silver substance known as Argentum, gradually unraveling into a larger narrative about memory, transformation, grief, and faith. Lewis describes the novel as the opening chapter of the Argentum universe, inspired by a recurring nightmare and developed over five years. In his preface, he calls the story one born from grief, perseverance, and the belief that stories can remind readers they are not alone.
Available in ebook, paperback, and hardcover formats, Recurve is the first book in the Argentum Saga. For more information, visit Franklin Publishers.
