His Building. His Genius. His Darkness.
 

When small-time architect John Gowan awakes in hospital with amnesia, he learns he is the genius designer of the world-famous Freedom Building — a symbol of liberty rising from the ashes of a terrorist attack.
 

But when John looks at his own design, reality distorts around him. He cannot see the building. Something he calls "the darkness" has taken it from him — not just the memory of how he made it, but the visionary ability that created it. And it's spreading.
 

As fragments of his past surface, John senses the truth is darker than anything he could have imagined. Something about his inspiration — something buried deep — threatens to shatter everything society believes about freedom itself.
 

When corporate power and political forces move to silence him, John loses everything — his reputation, his company, his credibility. Convinced the darkness can only be defeated if the world knows what really inspired his design, John faces an impossible choice.
 

His Building. His Genius. His Darkness.

Not all truths can be built upon.

"Author Martin Kendall hits on every salient and terrifying point about modern life during this wild ride of a thriller novel, and it is those nods to our own reality which make the book all the more riveting for it. Intellectual and astute on many levels beyond the story itself, this is a book that keeps you thinking long after you put it down."  - Readers’ Favorite, 5/5
 
"The Freedom Building by Martin Kendall is a psychological novel featuring a protagonist whose battle with his inner demons becomes more fascinating than any action-driven narration." - OnlineBookClub,  4/4