Neon Garden of Sleeping Gods

· Mitchell W Yadven
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109
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Genre

Biopunk Science Fiction

Psychological Sci-Fi Thriller

Eco Horror

Neon Noir

Post-Apocalyptic Mystery


Short Book Description

In the ruins of Neo-Veridia, the city never truly died — it evolved.

Architect Nora Stewart returns to the shattered Aegis District, a failed megacity now consumed by a glowing biome of living vines, haunted memories, and impossible dreams. Hired by the powerful Urban Recovery Initiative to locate the mysterious “Heart” of the Garden and destroy it, Nora expects a dangerous demolition mission.

Instead, she discovers a city that remembers.

The bioluminescent flora woven through the ruins can absorb human emotions, preserve memories, and speak through the dead who once lived there. As sleepless hallucinations blur into reality, Nora is drawn deeper into a waking dream where guilt, grief, and nature itself have fused into something terrifyingly alive.

But the closer she gets to the Heart, the more she begins to question whether the Garden is a catastrophe… or the next stage of human evolution.

For fans of atmospheric sci-fi like Annihilation, Blade Runner 2049, and Scavengers Reign, Neon Garden of Sleeping Gods is a haunting journey through a city that refuses to be forgotten.

Genre Biopunk Science Fiction Psychological Sci-Fi Thriller Eco Horror Neon Noir Post-Apocalyptic Mystery Short Book Description In the ruins of Neo-Veridia, the city never truly died — it evolved. Architect Nora Stewart returns to the shattered Aegis District, a failed megacity now consumed by ...

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