Neurosphere - Lynn, Angel
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Dr. Maya Singh never imagined that her groundbreaking research in brain-computer interfaces would become the key to humanity's greatest threat. When she's recruited by the enigmatic Marcus Thompson to lead clinical trials for NeuroSphere, a revolutionary technology promising to cure paralysis, epilepsy, and mental illness, Maya sees a chance to save her brother and change the world. But beneath the sleek labs and promises of progress lies a sinister truth. Subjects are vanishing into Elysium, a virtual paradise designed to erase memories, rewrite identities, and enslave minds. Trapped inside…mehr

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Dr. Maya Singh never imagined that her groundbreaking research in brain-computer interfaces would become the key to humanity's greatest threat. When she's recruited by the enigmatic Marcus Thompson to lead clinical trials for NeuroSphere, a revolutionary technology promising to cure paralysis, epilepsy, and mental illness, Maya sees a chance to save her brother and change the world. But beneath the sleek labs and promises of progress lies a sinister truth. Subjects are vanishing into Elysium, a virtual paradise designed to erase memories, rewrite identities, and enslave minds. Trapped inside the Nexus system with fellow captives Alex and Sarah, Maya must navigate a world where beauty masks control, and freedom is just another illusion. As allies fall and betrayals mount, including a devastating twist involving Dr. Elliot Thompson, Maya races against time to stop the launch of Elysium 2.0, a global mind-control network that threatens to consume everyone she loves. With the help of Liam West, a determined ethicist, and Dr. Nathaniel Lee, a former insider turned whistleblower, Maya must outwit the architects of digital domination before reality itself is rewritten. NeuroSphere is a pulse-pounding sci-fi thriller that explores the price of progress, the fragility of identity, and the fight to preserve free will in a world where minds are no longer private and reality is programmable.