Books by Nathaniel Eliason

“Be careful. If Felix finds you reading this, I can only imagine what might happen to you.”As a mysterious plague threatens to end civilization, disgraced tech mogul Felix Craft claims he’s conquered death itself. He’s invited journalist Rohan Patel to tell the story of the century: the creation of Meru. A digital paradise to serve as humanity’s final hope. Rohan arrives at Felix’s estate, expecting either groundbreaking science or spectacular failure. What he discovers is far more terrifying. Now, he’s smuggling out a secret, wrapped in the story of that fateful day. Paradise is not what it seems. Felix is not a savior. But Rohan knows how to stop him. The Birth of Paradise is a standalone technothriller novella in The Meru Initiative series.

EDITOR'S PICK: "A riveting debut that blends post-apocalyptic adventure with conspiracy-based sci-fi thriller... Eliason's energetic pacing, entertaining characters, and crisp world-building create smart, satisfying reading. A promising start to a series." - Publisher's Weekly BookLife“Wonderfully staggering revelations all the way to the cliffhanger ending… (a) thoroughly absorbing post-apocalyptic tale.” - Kirkus ReviewsReady Player One meets The Matrix in this gripping sci-fi thriller about a dying world, a digital afterlife, and the terrifying cost of immortality. As a Tech, Isaac maintains the servers housing humanity’s collective consciousness. Tomorrow he turns twenty-five, old enough to transfer into the digital paradise of Meru. Virtual immortality will be his in a world free from the death and disease that plague what’s left of civilization. But when tragedy strikes, Isaac discovers Meru may not be the paradise he thought. Powerful forces are conspiring to destroy it, and the ones he trusts most have turned against him. Outcast. Abandoned. Exiled. Isaac must uncover the truth about Meru before it’s too late. And before he suffers a fate he thought was confined to the history books:Death. Husk: Book 1 of the Meru Initiative is Nathaniel Eliason’s post-apocalyptic, action-fueled sci-fi adventure: a gripping journey and vibrant world that forces you to question what makes you human.