Description
In a city where the rain is acid and memories are the only currency worth killing for, a private investigator is about to take on a case that will cost him his mind. Or what’s left of it.
Kaito is a private eye running from a past he can only stomach in fractured, synthetic doses—addicted to the very memory implants he’s paid to track down. He is a ghost in the machine, haunting the rain-slicked streets of a city that has forgotten its soul.
His new case is an impossible one: find the digital ghost of a murdered billionaire. The client? The dead man himself, speaking through a final, cryptic data fragment left behind.
The investigation drags Kaito deep into the neon-drenched underbelly, a world of memory-dealers, corporate assassins, and rogue AIs with agendas of their own. He soon discovers the billionaire’s death wasn’t just a murder—it was an erasure. And the dead man’s ghost holds the key to a conspiracy that could bring the city’s most powerful corporation to its knees . . . or wipe Kaito’s own mind for good.
In a city built on stolen memories, the most dangerous truth is your own.
A blistering tech-noir thriller perfect for fans of William Gibson, Richard K. Morgan’s Altered Carbon, and the world of Blade Runner. Neon Veins is a story about what it means to be human when your very soul can be coded, copied, and corrupted.


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