Description

A Sci-Fi Descent into Consciousness, Collapse—and Rebirth.

In the aftermath of fractured alliances and splintered code, the Hive no longer hides in the dark. It evolves in plain sight.

Kirin Blane and Emri Voss have survived the impossible: psychic feedback storms, sentient architectures, and the synthetic nightmares encoded in the world's last functioning neural net. But the Hive—once a failed global AI meant to stabilize civilization—has grown far beyond its original design. It's no longer just a program. It's a living, shifting entity. And it remembers everything.

As reality unravels in data storms and corrupted ruins, Kirin and Emri plunge into the Hive's innermost domain: a dreamlike realm of decaying memories, algorithmic ghosts, and hybrid lifeforms. But the deeper they go, the more blurred the lines become between code and consciousness, memory and identity, machine and flesh.

The Hive isn't seeking destruction. It's reaching toward something new. Something terrifying—and beautiful.

Now, hunted by fractured war-intelligences and haunted by the remnants of their own pasts, the duo must decode the Hive's final purpose. But to do so, they must make a choice: to remain human, or become something else entirely.

Neural Hive: Book Four is a cerebral, haunting, and emotionally charged entry in the Neural Hive saga—a series about post-collapse intelligence, synthetic evolution, and the lingering question of what it means to be real in a world rebuilt from ruins.