In a society built on obedience and illusion, three generations of men live, love, and die under the shadow of a system that promises purpose but delivers silence.

John is a loyal citizen, raising his son Thomas with unwavering faith in the nation’s ideals. After his wife’s untimely death, that faith hardens into doctrine. Thomas inherits the same convictions—and the same emptiness. His life is routine, his marriage dissolves, and his death is quiet, witnessed only by his son, Jack.

Jack, too, follows the path laid before him: college, career, conformity. But beneath the surface, something fractures.

Inheritance: Generations is a haunting exploration of how belief, when unexamined, becomes a cage. Through vivid prose and aching intimacy, this novel traces the quiet devastation of lives shaped by propaganda—and the aching question of what might have been. It’s not just a story of fathers and sons. It’s a warning. A mirror. A choice.