Cristian counts everything: rations, credits, hours of light, heartbeats between train stops.
Inside the Dome, the world hums like a dying machine. Outside, chaos reigns. Between them, Cristian tries to protect his brother from a government that catalogues even love as a liability. Cristian faces the impossible arithmetic of mercy in a system that punishes it.
Spare, lyrical, and unflinchingly humane, the novel is about trauma, endurance, and the small acts of grace that outlive oppression.
