NEURAL VEIN
A Sci-Fi Drama of Family, Technology, and the Future of Human Connection
NEURAL VEIN is a labor of love, inspired by a generation that stands at the threshold of unlocking the full potential of human intelligence. As we push the boundaries of technology, a fundamental question arises: How do we ensure that progress strengthens, rather than weakens, the fabric of human connection?
This novel explores that delicate balance, weaving together the story of Mr. and Mrs. Baruah-an elderly couple in Guwahati navigating their golden years with dignity and resilience. Their children, Akash and Riya, live thousands of miles away, deeply immersed in their careers in the United States. Yet, the invisible threads of love, responsibility, and familial bonds keep them connected across continents.
At its heart, Neural Vein is a deeply personal tale of aging, distance, and the transformative role of artificial intelligence in bridging the gaps that life creates. As Akash, a brilliant Silicon Valley technologist, and Riya, a compassionate healthcare professional, grapple with their parents' growing vulnerability, they embark on a revolutionary quest-designing an AI-driven ecosystem to safeguard, assist, and emotionally connect with their aging parents from afar.
Through augmented reality, smart homes, predictive healthcare, and human-centric automation, the novel delves into the possibilities and limitations of AI in fostering intimacy, security, and autonomy. Yet, beyond the algorithms and sensors, the story raises a poignant question: Can technology ever truly replace human presence?
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Assam, with its rich traditions and timeless values, NEURAL VEIN is more than just a sci-fi narrative-it is a reflection of our times. It speaks to anyone who has ever felt the ache of distance, every child who worries about their aging parents, and every innovator striving to create a future where progress serves humanity rather than replaces it.
As you turn the pages, prepare to embark on an emotional, thought-provoking journey that challenges perceptions, redefines relationships, and envisions a future where technology is not just a tool-but a lifeline.

Perfect for fans of Blake Crouch, Andy Weir, and Ted Chiang.