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Nameless

Zoe Ann Wendler (2026)

Subgenre
Age groupAdult 18+
Content ratingR
Pages353 (Standard (250-400))
SettingSecondary World
CSM age18+
Goodreads4.00/5 (2)

Content levels

ViolenceStrong
Sexual contentNone
LanguageStrong

Protagonist archetypes

Duo / PartnersOutcast / Loner

Synopsis

It was supposed to be a nothing job. Identify a body that’d been reduced to its component elements by a swarm of nanites, get a paycheck. Satya Hassan didn’t have to like the cops to like paying rent, and with more than half of the country out of work, well, a gig is a gig. Only now, she and Dan Landvik, a detective just promoted to homicide, are trapped on all sides amoral megacorps, an uncaring government, and a mass-murderer that the Minneapolis Police Department doesn’t dare to touch. Betrayed by the people they thought they could rely on, facing an enemy they can’t pin down, and without even the name of a victim to go on, Dan and Satya will have to do more than uncover a conspiracy—they’ll have to face their own lifetimes of queer trauma, make allies out of enemies, and maybe even change the world along the way.

Nameless: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

Adults only. Contains graphic violence (body dissolved by nanites), murder investigation, dystopian corporate corruption, strong language, and exploration of queer trauma in an oppressive system.

What to know going in

This book has strong violence, no sexual content, and strong language. Content notes include graphic violence, gore, and murder (see the full list above).

Who'll love this

Adult readers will find a gritty murder mystery in a cyberpunk dystopia where two queer investigators must solve an impossible case while confronting their own trauma.

Tags

DystopiaLGBTQ+MysteryNoirCyberpunk