Three stories. One corporate world. The publication order and the story's chronological order aren't the same thing — start wherever suits you.
AI. Fraud. Aerospace. Intellectual property. A procurement chief has eight weeks to find out who taught the machine to lie.
The story that started it all. Ambition. Greed. Hubris. Before AURORA, before the Board, before the eight weeks — the deal that taught AeroFly what its own procurement function was capable of.
The story that changed everything. Revenge. Legacy. Corporate destruction. What Purchase Order set in motion, Goods Receipt collects.
Start here. The rest of the world unfolds in whichever order you find it.
The latest thriller. AI, corporate fraud, aerospace. No previous knowledge required — Invoice stands entirely on its own.
Purchase Order is the origin story — the deal, and the decisions, that made everything in Invoice possible.
Goods Receipt is the reckoning that followed — and the reason the Board trusted AURORA enough to build it into everything.
THE QUESTION
You can start with Invoice. The stories that came before can be discovered afterwards.
That's deliberate. You're not required to do any homework before meeting Christian Kerner, Daniel Reid or AURORA — the world explains itself as you go, in whichever order you arrive at it.