N.V.

by Robert Moutal and Pepe Stepensky

FBT review:

Discover the riveting thriller "N.V.: A Tale of Virtuality and Reality" by Robert Moutal and Pepe Stepensky. Set in San Diego, this tech-driven story follows friends Mike and Fred as they pioneer a groundbreaking virtual reality device. As they navigate the ethical challenges of their creation, mysterious events jeopardize their success, blurring the lines between the virtual and the real. Dive into this technological drama that explores human connection in a digital age, where loyalty and betrayal intertwine in unexpected ways. If you're a fan of indie titles and seeking your next gripping read, "N.V." offers a futuristic journey where virtuality becomes the new reality.

Publisher Description:

N.V.: A Tale of Virtuality and Reality
In the heart of San Diego, a technological revolution is brewing, one that promises to blur the lines between the virtual and the real. "N.V." unfolds the story of Mike Russell and Fred Ashton, two ambitious visionaries and lifelong friends who stand at the forefront of this revolution. Together, they co-found New Virtuality, a company set to redefine human interaction with the world through their groundbreaking device, the Thimble.

But as their creation begins to take shape, so do the complexities of their relationships and the ethical dilemmas of their technology. When a series of mysterious events threatens to unravel everything they've built, Mike and Fred find themselves in a web of deceit, ambition, and betrayal, where the virtual can be more real than reality itself.

"N.V." is a riveting technological thriller that explores the depths of human connection in an increasingly digital age, a story where the lines between ally and adversary are constantly redrawn.

Dive into the virtual reality drama that is "N.V." to discover a future where virtuality is the new reality, and where every dream comes with a price.