Dystopian Society discussion

Hey everyone,

I recently published my debut sci-fi/dystopian novel, The Alpha & The Omega: 2099, and I’m looking for a few honest early reviews on Amazon and Goodreads.

It’s a dark, psychological story set in a decaying future — focused on a broken society, a survivor who doesn’t know why he’s still alive, and a world that seems to be hiding something underneath its silence. It’s gritty, introspective, and leans into themes of isolation, memory, and resilience.

I’d love to offer a free digital copy (EPUB or PDF) to anyone who might be interested in reading and leaving an honest review. No pressure at all — just very grateful for any support and feedback.

Feel free to comment here or DM me and I’ll send the file your way!

Thanks so much for reading,

Valeri Velikov


Blurb of the book:
In the year 2099, names are obsolete. Identities are numbers. Emotions are liabilities.

The Steel System governs everything: work, reproduction, rest, and even suicide. V99S64B12 is a forgotten cog in its unyielding machine. Each day, he obeys orders, swallows synthetic food, and stares at concrete walls, waiting for a reason not to end it all.

That reason never comes. Until one day, it does.

Assigned to missions no one returns from, he begins to glimpse cracks in the façade — strange remnants, unspoken memories, forbidden truths. When he stumbles upon a secret that should not exist, the question is no longer why he survives... but how long he can remain himself in a world determined to consume him.

The Alpha & The Omega: 2099 is a raw, psychological journey through dystopia, trauma, and the search for something worth believing in — even if it might kill you.