Angol
The war ended seventy-four years ago. The order did not.
Six hundred twelve dead soldiers rise at Red March as one military body. Their most obedient soldier has no face-only a field telephone wired where his mouth should be.
When the command eye awakens, refusal becomes desertion, protection requires bodies, and every hospital, household, railway, and parliament is pulled into a mobilization no living general can cancel.
Elias Voss can break the battalion apart. The harder task is returning each soldier's right to disobey without turning someone else into the final guarantor.
But the Empty Uniform is already searching for the one person Elias's crew cannot afford to lose. Saving that person may be the exact act that restarts the war.
A high-stakes military gothic fantasy filled with undead armies, weaponized duty, political horror, brutal choices, and the question every empire fears: who has the right to order the dead?
