The Story
It starts with a collapse. A public takedown, a shattered reputation, a man who’s supposed to disappear quietly and accept the version of the story he’s been handed.
From that fall comes motion. From that motion comes clarity. Basically Done tracks one man as he fights his way out of the wreckage of a life in Charlotte and retreats into the Carolina mountains — not to hide, but to rebuild on his own moral code.
No superheroes. No shortcuts. The tension isn’t explosions and spectacle; it’s loyalty, betrayal, and the cost of keeping your integrity when systems profit from you giving it up.
Part of a Much Bigger Plan
This isn’t a one-off thriller. Basically Done is the first visible branch of a larger tree: twelve handwritten novels, a growing slate of AI-assisted film concepts, the WebWeave universe system, and a real mountain property that anchors the world.
Get this book, and the rest of the ecosystem — the music, the Eco-Universe, the character web — suddenly makes sense.