What if your thoughts were no longer your own?
In the year 2097, society thrives on illusion. Orion Industries, an all-powerful tech giant, has embedded itself into every mind through seamless neural implants. These NeuroLinks offer knowledge, clarity, and connection, at the price of free will.
Kairo Vex, a rogue hacker in the glowing sprawl of Neo-Mumbai, stumbles onto the truth: a classified project designed to rewire human consciousness?permanently. On the run and hunted by corporate assassins, Kairo is forced to team up with Siena Wolfe, a former enforcer who once upheld the very system she now seeks to destroy.
Together, they uncover The Dreamers?a hidden rebellion guarding the last pure neural code. As the lines between memory, identity, and control blur, Kairo must decide: dismantle the system and plunge the world into chaos, or let humanity remain blissfully enslaved?
Fast-paced, visionary, and disturbingly real, Neon Dreams is a gripping sci-fi thriller about the cost of freedom in a world where your mind is the final battlefield.
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Shreeya Sharma is a multidisciplinary creator, researcher, and speculative thinker. Her work explores themes at the intersection of society, technology, mysticism, and truth. When she's not writing about consciousness hacks and AI-led dystopias, she's exploring ancient texts, modern conspiracies, and everything in between.
Neon Dreams is her debut novel?a manifesto of the mind wrapped in a cyberpunk thriller.
Shreeya Sharma is an architect, designer, and researcher whose work bridges the realms of spatial intelligence, ancient symbolism, and speculative fiction. With a background in Vaastu Shastra and sacred design, her storytelling draws from both futuristic technology and forgotten wisdom?blurring the lines between what is constructed and what is remembered.
Her debut sci-fi novel Neon Dreams imagines a hyper-connected world where control begins in the mind and spreads through invisible architecture.
Shreeya's work is known for fusing gripping plots with layered metaphysics, inviting readers to explore the deeper patterns hidden beneath society, memory, and design. When not writing, she is often decoding ancient architectural principles or designing meaningful spaces shaped by energy and consciousness.