Felix is carrying data no one's allowed to have, and he has 90 minutes to stop it cooking his brain.
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Start here. Set in the same world as the Veil Trilogy, with new characters. You don't need to read Veil first.
Felix is carrying data no one's allowed to have, and he has 90 minutes to stop it cooking his brain.
Corporate assassins are hunting him. Even the cops want him dead. He's burned every favour and has no one left to trust…
except the one person he swore he'd never turn to.
The job was simple: take the data, make the drop, collect the money, and get out.
But when the pickup gets raided, the client dies, and the package turns out to be a girl who's wanted by the New Analogue Movement, Felix has to avoid capture long enough to make the drop in the Black Forest before he's caught by Cops and killed by hunters.
Can Felix survive this hard traffic, or will he end up as just another body?
The job was simple: get to Sarajevo and get out alive...
Read in order: Neon Veil, The Ascendant, Analogue Dreams.
The most dangerous thing in Neo-Kyoto isn't just trying to kill him. It's trying to wear him.
A parasitic AI grows in hacker Kaihl's neural implant. With three unlikely allies, he races to destroy Neon Veil before it infects enough human minds to become a digital god.
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One year after the fall of the Tachibana Spire, the revolution has evolved. But Kaihl has not survived it intact.
The city rebuilt itself around the wreckage. Kaihl rebuilt himself around the silence. Now something new is rising — and it remembers his name.
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Kaihl has one last chance at saving his humanity. If he doesn't get it right, he won't be the only one who pays.
The conclusion to the Veil Trilogy. Neo-Kyoto is burning and Arashi is everywhere. The final chapter of Kaihl's story.
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Felix Voss's movement trace through Neu-Berlin. Click the map to run the route.
Space / tap to jump · double jump · Esc to exit
J.S. Holloway writes fast, dirty sci-fi about people trying to survive together in systems that don't care if they live or die. Drawing inspiration from the smart digital landscapes of the future and the gritty new wave sci-fi of the past, Holloway's work explores themes of identity, togetherness and what it means to be human when even your humanity is for sale.
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