Breakpoint (Gravity Jack, #1)

Jackson Reeve never planned to become a superhuman-he was a dock worker on Mars' Deimos Station, hauling magnetic cargo until a dark matter reactor breach irradiated his neural pathways. Instead of killing him, the exposure unlocked a rare quantum anomaly: gravitational resonance.

Now, as Gravity Jack, he can manipulate local gravity fields-making himself weightless to fly, increasing mass to pin enemies to the ground, or generating intense crushing zones that collapse structures in seconds.

In battle, he's a force of raw kinetic devastation, leveling vehicles, ripping through squads, and punching with the weight of a falling asteroid. But control is not his strong suit. Jack often miscalculates force fields, causing unintended collateral damage or harming allies in the crossfire.

His powers are like a sledgehammer in a world that sometimes needs a scalpel. Blunt, loyal, and impulsive, Jack trusts his gut more than any strategy and often charges into danger with reckless abandon.

Still, beneath the bravado is a man trying to prove he's more than a cosmic accident. Haunted by the destruction he's caused and the lives he's failed to save, Gravity Jack fights to turn chaos into purpose-even if he's not always sure which way is up.