I WRITE WHAT
I'VE SEEN.
AND WHAT
I HAVEN'T YET.

Science fiction thrillers written by a police officer. Real procedure, plausible technology and an ethical question that does not close on the last page.

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Two novels.
Each one stands alone.

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The Loop, science fiction novel by Jose M. Aldasoro
The Loop, science fiction novel by Jose M. Aldasoro

Cyberpunk thriller

THE LOOP

Every twenty-four hours the world resets and everyone remembers. Nobody knows when it started or who decided it.

Paperback $14.99 | Ebook $3.99 | Standalone

Zero Frequency, archaeological techno-thriller by Jose M. Aldasoro
Zero Frequency, archaeological techno-thriller by Jose M. Aldasoro

Archaeological techno-thriller

ZERO FREQUENCY

There is an impossible pattern carved into the oldest monuments on Earth. When someone manages to read it, the planet starts to answer.

Ebook $3.99 | Standalone

The Aurora Solution, the Takionverse prequel

The manuscript is under revision and has no date yet. One single email when it does.

WHAT ZEUS DELETED FROM THE CASE FILE

A police report written the way an officer would write it, with the details of a key scene from The Loop that never made it into the novel. It works whether you have read the book or not.

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Jose M. Aldasoro, policía y autor de ciencia ficción
Jose M. Aldasoro, policía y autor de ciencia ficción

More than fifteen years on the street.
That is what I bring to every page.

I don't invent how a human being behaves under pressure. I've seen it.

Jose M. Aldasoro is a police officer and a science fiction author who writes in Spanish. His stories start from technology that already exists (algorithmic surveillance, management AI, data networks) and push it to the consequence nobody wants to sign off on.

Science fiction,
seen from the street

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Ex-libris firmado y dedicado por Jose M. Aldasoro
Ex-libris firmado y dedicado por Jose M. Aldasoro