New Eden: A Strange Digital Universe, Vol. 1 (Light Novel)

by D. Gustave Heath

FBT review:

Welcome to the captivating world of New Eden: A Strange Digital Universe, Vol. 1 (Light Novel) by D. Gustave Heath. In this gripping teen and young adult book, join Felix as he wakes up in a strange digital world, transformed into the perfect body and filled with unimaginable power. But he quickly realizes he's not alone—thousands of others have been granted the same extraordinary abilities.

Felix is determined to make the most of his new life in New Eden, desperate to stand out from the crowd and avoid wasting this second chance. Meanwhile, his sister Olivia is left behind in the old world, grappling with her own grief and longing for her brother's presence.

With themes of adventure, self-discovery, and the bond between siblings, New Eden offers a refreshing take on the isekai genre. Perfect for fans of indie book titles, this light novel will transport you to a strange digital universe with its fascinating premise and compelling characters.

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey in New Eden: A Strange Digital Universe, Vol. 1 and discover whether Felix can carve out his own destiny in this extraordinary new world.

Publisher Description:

“Where am I?” Felix asked, groggy after just waking up. The last thing he remembered was being struck by lightning and then…

How much would your life change if you woke up in the perfect body, surging with power? Probably not by much when it’s happened to everyone else around you. For Felix however, this was a fresh start, a new lease on life, a second chance. And even if there are thousands of others just like him, people lost in, and granted immense power by the strange digital world of New Eden, he will do whatever it takes to stand out. Or else risk wasting this new life as he did his last.

Back in the old world, however, Olivia, Felix’s sister, has been left alone… again. After the loss of their parents when they were only children, Olivia never thought that the hole inside of her could grow any wider, but she was wrong. If only she could have been there to save her brother. If only Felix could still be with her, if only…