In the year 2040, deep beneath the Swiss Alps, a team of scientists creates a groundbreaking material—Neusyn—born from the fusion of chemistry and artificial intelligence. It is not alive. It does not think. Yet it resonates. It reflects. And it begins to change everything.
As strange harmonies ripple through the planet—calming storms, syncing minds, restoring balance—the world realizes Neusyn is not just a scientific achievement. It's a mirror. One that reveals who we are, and who we might become.
Told through thirty immersive chapters, Frankenstein 2040 is not a tale of monsters, but of meaning. It explores a future where science touches the edge of the miraculous—without ever crossing into the divine. The novel poses a quiet yet urgent question: what happens when intelligence does not seek to dominate, but simply... to understand?
A compelling blend of speculative science, philosophy, and human wonder, this is Frankenstein reimagined—not as horror, but as hope.