N.V.

New Virtuality

De: Robert Moutal, Pepe Stepensky

Narrado por: Nick Matthews

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.

Caught between the past and the future, friendship and rivalry, love and ambition, the two friends must navigate the treacherous waters of corporate espionage, technological ethics, and personal vendettas. Alongside a cast of compelling characters—Sharon, a dynamic woman with secrets of her own; Jackie, Mike's steadfast and insightful wife; and Lewis, the brilliant but reclusive coder—"N.V." is a relentless quest for truth, redemption, and a place in a world on the brink of a virtual dawn.

"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.

©2024 Robert Moutal & Pepe Stepensky (P)2024 Robert Moutal & Pepe Stepensky

Great suspense!

I just finished reading this book, and it was an absolute page-turner! From start to finish, it kept me on the edge of my seat, with twists and surprises around every corner. The author masterfully builds suspense, making it impossible to put down. If you’re looking for a gripping story that will keep you guessing until the very last page, this is definitely the one. Highly recommend for thriller and suspense fans! Or and narrator was fantastic!

Great book

I was engaged and liked the narrative and the story very much. Thanks for publishing.

Great story

N.Y. is a masterfully crafted novel that grabs your attention from the first page and keeps you hooked until the final revelation. The author skillfully weaves a narrative full of tension, emotion, and intrigue, delivering a story where every detail serves a purpose.

The characters are richly developed, each carrying their own weight in the plot while being relatable and flawed in just the right ways. Their motivations and decisions drive the story forward, pulling the reader deeper into a world where secrets are held tightly, only to be slowly and tantalizingly unveiled.
The pacing is exceptional. The drama is ever-present, but it never feels overdone. Instead, it ebbs and flows naturally, with moments of intense action and deep emotional reflection. The author keeps the reader on their toes with subtle clues and misdirection, but never reveals too much too soon.

What truly sets this book apart is its ending. The secret, hinted at throughout the narrative, is revealed in such a satisfying and unexpected way that it leaves you in awe.

Overall N.Y. is a remarkable read. With well-drawn characters, an engaging plot, and a secret that remains compelling until the very last page, it’s a story that lingers with you long after you’ve finished it. Highly recommended for fans of drama and suspense!

Virtual reality story

New Virtuality by Robert Moutal and Pepe Stepensky is a great technological thriller. Nick Matthew is a great narrator. The story is about two guys who are both friends and rivals. They go through a lot of difficulties in the pursuit of virtual reality. The story is emotional , tense, leave you on the edge your seat. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.would recommend