The Frequency She Wore

What if the world keeps resetting… because we choose comfort over truth?

Katie Lakewood arrives quietly. No spectacle. No prophecy. Just a woman who feels slightly out of place in a world drowning in noise.

What no one knows is that Katie isn’t here to save humanity.

She was sent to evaluate it.

This world is a simulated reality caught in endless subtle resets—loops designed to keep people distracted, exhausted, and just far enough from awareness that they never hear the original message waiting beneath it all. The systems that maintain the loop are gentle, efficient, and nearly invisible. Most humans never notice.

Katie does.

As she moves through the city in human form, she begins to disrupt the system simply by being present. People feel calmer around her. More awake. More real. One of them is Daniel—a man who senses that something vital has been missing his entire life, and who recognizes it the moment he meets her.

What begins as attraction becomes something far more dangerous.

Because awakening isn’t heroic. It isn’t comfortable. And it doesn’t save everyone.

As the system tightens its grip and the reality prepares to reset again, Katie must make a choice she was never meant to face: protect humanity as a species, or protect the world itself—even if that means letting this version of humanity go.

The Frequency She Wore is a deeply human sci-fi fantasy about love, choice, and meaning inside a controlled reality. It is intimate, unsettling, and quietly powerful—asking not how the world ends, but whether it deserves to continue exactly as it is.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Thought-provoking speculative fiction

• Subtle science fiction with emotional depth

• Romantic tension without clichés

• Reality-simulation themes done intelligently

• Stories that linger long after the final page

The world doesn’t need a savior.
It needs listeners.

Published by Emerald Coast Publishing.