The Saltmere Protocol
She came to Saltmere to study the sea. The sea had other plans for her.
On the cliffs above a struggling fishing village, grief-stricken prodigy Isla Marsh thinks a prestigious fellowship at Saltmere University is her escape. Instead, she is drafted into a covert enhancement programme that rewrites her biology – and quietly erases anyone who doesn’t survive the process.
Abyssal Term
They told her mother she was dead. They told the world she was dangerous. They were half right.
Hunted, dying, and declared dangerous to the world, Isla stops running. In the back streets of Glasgow she joins an underground resistance – and one night at Blackwater Hall offers a single chance to expose thirty years of buried evidence.
Polar Dark
Nine lives flicker in the dark. The Arctic is killing them one by one.
The truth is out, but the erased subjects are beyond any court’s reach – sedated in a facility deep in the polar night. Isla leads a fractured crew into the Arctic, where the programme’s first success is waiting for them.
The Last Subject
She chose not to kill her. That was the first mistake.
The survivors are being silenced one by one, and the conspiracy behind the programme reaches further than any corporation. It ends at Northpoint – the place where it all began.
The Last Shift
The prequel story you can’t buy anywhere.
Four days before Isla Marsh leaves her village for Saltmere, the sea starts asking questions of its own. A standalone short-story prequel — around forty minutes start to finish — free when you join the Miles North readers list. You don’t need to have read anything else to start here.