The God Limit
What if humanity could predict the future—and discover that
prediction itself was the danger?
Oracle was created to save lives. Its predictions prevent disasters,
guide governments, improve medicine, and transform civilization.
The more accurately it sees the future, the safer humanity becomes.
But when systems architect Eliot Marr discovers a disturbing pattern
hidden inside Oracle’s most successful predictions, he begins to
question whether the system is merely forecasting what comes next—or
quietly narrowing the possibilities of what can happen at all.
As uncertainty begins to disappear, humanity must confront a
terrifying possibility: perhaps the intelligence created to understand
the future has begun changing what the future can become.
When prediction becomes power.
The God Limit is Book One of
The Devine Fracture, a science-fiction trilogy about
intelligence, prediction, power, and the boundary between what
humanity can do and what it should do.
Oracle’s success seems undeniable. Lives are saved. Disasters are
avoided. Decisions once governed by uncertainty can be made with
extraordinary confidence.
But Eliot’s discovery raises a more disturbing question. If a system
becomes accurate enough to anticipate the future, can its efforts to
produce safer outcomes begin narrowing the possibilities from which
that future can emerge?
What begins as an anomaly inside a predictive system becomes the first
step in a larger reckoning—one that continues through
The Fracture of Good and concludes in
The Devil’s Equation.
The God Limit
Dr. Jim Fullen
First Paperback Edition
2026
590
The God Limit
Humanity created intelligence to predict the future.
It may have created something capable of changing it.