Global System Change: The Spark

                            A thought-provoking political near-future novel about democracy, protest, and the birth of a global movement.

In a world shaped by global crises, political frustration, and the limits of national decision-making, a small group begins to ask a dangerous question: what if democracy must evolve beyond borders?

At the center stands Lina Koran, a political science student who moves from quiet observer to initiator — and eventually becomes the public face of Global System Change, a young movement searching for new democratic structures in an interconnected world.

As protest turns into media attention and moral pressure becomes political ambition, Lina and her allies face institutional resistance, social conflict, doubt, responsibility, and the burden of turning an idea into real power.

For readers of political fiction, near-future fiction, social movement novels, democratic reform, global politics, activism, protest fiction, political drama, and dystopian realism, this novel explores how change begins — and what it costs.