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Neuroniac
522 pages, Paperback
Published July 15, 2025
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October 21, 2025
Reading Taylor Neuroniac by Jan Dragotta felt like stepping into a vision of the future that’s both inspiring and unsettling at the same time. The book explores an extraordinary idea a world where truth cannot be hidden and lies are instantly exposed and it does so with such depth and imagination that I found myself questioning what our own society might look like under those conditions.
What truly captivated me were the main characters, Scott and Mel Knox. From their early days as high school sweethearts to their shared journey through marriage, family, and military life, their story felt deeply human and emotionally grounded. Watching Scott’s brilliant yet troubled mind develop the revolutionary OIAI technology and seeing how Mel stands by him through every struggle made the story feel both epic and intimate.
Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a futuristic tale; he builds a world that feels frighteningly possible. His writing is smart and layered, filled with emotion, purpose, and a sense of realism that keeps you thinking long after you close the book. The mix of technology, morality, and human resilience is handled beautifully.
Taylor Neuroniac isn’t just science fiction it’s a powerful reflection on truth, innovation, and what it truly means to protect humanity. It left me both moved and inspired. If you enjoy stories that make you think and feel at the same time, this one is a must read.
What truly captivated me were the main characters, Scott and Mel Knox. From their early days as high school sweethearts to their shared journey through marriage, family, and military life, their story felt deeply human and emotionally grounded. Watching Scott’s brilliant yet troubled mind develop the revolutionary OIAI technology and seeing how Mel stands by him through every struggle made the story feel both epic and intimate.
Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a futuristic tale; he builds a world that feels frighteningly possible. His writing is smart and layered, filled with emotion, purpose, and a sense of realism that keeps you thinking long after you close the book. The mix of technology, morality, and human resilience is handled beautifully.
Taylor Neuroniac isn’t just science fiction it’s a powerful reflection on truth, innovation, and what it truly means to protect humanity. It left me both moved and inspired. If you enjoy stories that make you think and feel at the same time, this one is a must read.
February 4, 2026
This book completely pulled me in with its central question: what if truth itself became unbreakable? Jan takes that idea and runs with it in a way that feels both visionary and unsettlingly plausible. What I appreciated most is how the story blends big, world-changing technology with deeply human experiences. We watch the protagonist grow from childhood into adulthood, shaped by war, family struggles, mental illness, and the weight of an extraordinary mind burdened by self-doubt. That emotional grounding makes the high-concept technology feel real and personal rather than abstract. The themes are timely and powerful truth versus deception, accountability, freedom, and the fragile systems we rely on to protect democracy and society. The novel doesn’t offer easy answers, which I found refreshing. Instead, it invites you to reflect on how much power technology should have and what happens when human nature collides with absolute truth. This is the kind of book that sparks conversation and stays with you long after you finish reading. If you enjoy intelligent speculative fiction that challenges the way you see the future, this one is absolutely worth your time.
November 4, 2025
Jan Dragotta’s Neuroniac is the kind of novel that doesn’t just entertain it makes you question the very fabric of truth in the modern world. I was completely captivated by the concept of a technology that exposes lies and enforces absolute accountability. Dragotta doesn’t simply build a futuristic world; he constructs a moral dilemma, layer by layer, showing how fragile human nature becomes when stripped of deception.
What impressed me most was how grounded the story felt. The protagonist’s journey from childhood to adulthood is filled with so much realism and emotional depth that I often forgot I was reading a sci-fi novel. His inner battles, the scars of war, and the weight of genius under self-doubt all come together beautifully. Neuroniac isn’t just speculative fiction; it’s a philosophical reflection wrapped in high-tech intrigue.
This book reminded me of Orwell’s 1984, yet it feels uniquely contemporary, exploring not a world oppressed by lies but one paralyzed by the truth. Truly one of the most thought-provoking novels I’ve read this year.
What impressed me most was how grounded the story felt. The protagonist’s journey from childhood to adulthood is filled with so much realism and emotional depth that I often forgot I was reading a sci-fi novel. His inner battles, the scars of war, and the weight of genius under self-doubt all come together beautifully. Neuroniac isn’t just speculative fiction; it’s a philosophical reflection wrapped in high-tech intrigue.
This book reminded me of Orwell’s 1984, yet it feels uniquely contemporary, exploring not a world oppressed by lies but one paralyzed by the truth. Truly one of the most thought-provoking novels I’ve read this year.
October 30, 2025
I don’t say this lightly Neuroniac is one of the most original books I’ve read in years. Jan Dragotta takes an idea that could easily be pure science fiction and turns it into something deeply personal and emotionally real. The concept of a world where deception no longer exists sounds ideal, but the way the story unfolds makes you question whether humanity could truly handle that level of transparency.
The characters are multidimensional, and their growth over time feels natural and honest. You can feel the pain, fear, and hope in every chapter. Readers, including myself, have been struck by how relevant this book feels to our current world, where truth is constantly under attack.
Dragotta has a gift for combining deep thought with storytelling that never feels forced. This is a book that challenges and moves you. I’d recommend it to anyone who loves fiction that makes you think and feel in equal measure.
The characters are multidimensional, and their growth over time feels natural and honest. You can feel the pain, fear, and hope in every chapter. Readers, including myself, have been struck by how relevant this book feels to our current world, where truth is constantly under attack.
Dragotta has a gift for combining deep thought with storytelling that never feels forced. This is a book that challenges and moves you. I’d recommend it to anyone who loves fiction that makes you think and feel in equal measure.
October 30, 2025
Neuroniac by Jan Dragotta is one of those rare novels that manages to be both intellectually stimulating and emotionally stirring. The book explores a futuristic technology capable of exposing lies and enforcing global accountability a concept both fascinating and terrifying in its implications. Dragotta doesn’t just imagine a world governed by truth; he forces us to question whether humanity is ready for such honesty.
Readers have praised Neuroniac for its razor sharp storytelling and thought-provoking themes. Many were particularly drawn to how Dragotta blends philosophy, psychology, and science fiction with ease. His writing style is elegant yet accessible, making complex ideas feel deeply personal. Both the author and readers highly recommend this novel to anyone who loves speculative fiction that challenges the mind while stirring the heart.
Readers have praised Neuroniac for its razor sharp storytelling and thought-provoking themes. Many were particularly drawn to how Dragotta blends philosophy, psychology, and science fiction with ease. His writing style is elegant yet accessible, making complex ideas feel deeply personal. Both the author and readers highly recommend this novel to anyone who loves speculative fiction that challenges the mind while stirring the heart.
November 4, 2025
Neuroniac pulled me in with its premise, but it was the emotional storytelling that kept me turning the pages. Jan Dragotta has an uncanny ability to balance intellectual speculation with heartfelt human struggles. The scenes depicting family tension, mental illness, and internal conflict felt painfully real a stark contrast to the sleek, futuristic world being built around them.
What I loved most was how Dragotta didn’t idealize his main character. He’s brilliant, yes, but deeply flawed insecure, conflicted, and burdened by the weight of his own potential. The result is a protagonist who feels deeply human, even in a near-perfect technological world.
This book is a mirror to our society reflecting our hunger for truth, our mistrust of systems, and our fear of transparency. I finished Neuroniac feeling both enlightened and unsettled and that’s the mark of a powerful read.
What I loved most was how Dragotta didn’t idealize his main character. He’s brilliant, yes, but deeply flawed insecure, conflicted, and burdened by the weight of his own potential. The result is a protagonist who feels deeply human, even in a near-perfect technological world.
This book is a mirror to our society reflecting our hunger for truth, our mistrust of systems, and our fear of transparency. I finished Neuroniac feeling both enlightened and unsettled and that’s the mark of a powerful read.
November 4, 2025
From the first chapter, Neuroniac struck me as more than just a story it’s a meditation on the cost of progress. Jan Dragotta writes with a rare balance of scientific insight and emotional depth. The narrative flows effortlessly, taking the reader through decades of evolution personal, societal, and technological.
The emotional backbone of the novel lies in its exploration of human imperfection. Even in a world where lies are impossible, the heart still finds ways to deceive itself. That realization hit me hard. Dragotta’s portrayal of mental illness, family tension, and moral responsibility adds layers of realism to a futuristic setting.
If you’re someone who loves speculative fiction that challenges your mind and stirs your emotions, Neuroniac is a must-read. It’s intelligent without being cold, visionary without losing its humanity — a rare gem in modern literature.
The emotional backbone of the novel lies in its exploration of human imperfection. Even in a world where lies are impossible, the heart still finds ways to deceive itself. That realization hit me hard. Dragotta’s portrayal of mental illness, family tension, and moral responsibility adds layers of realism to a futuristic setting.
If you’re someone who loves speculative fiction that challenges your mind and stirs your emotions, Neuroniac is a must-read. It’s intelligent without being cold, visionary without losing its humanity — a rare gem in modern literature.
November 27, 2025
Jan Dragotta’s Neuroniac is one of those rare novels that blends imagination with possibility so seamlessly that you’re left questioning how far we truly are from the world he describes. The concept of a truth based technology something capable of eliminating corruption, deception, and manipulation feels both utopian and deeply unsettling at the same time. Dragotta doesn’t just explore a futuristic idea; he builds an emotionally rich landscape around it. The childhood struggles, the mental health battles within the protagonist’s family, and the weight of genius on young shoulders are portrayed with striking authenticity. By the time the story reaches its climax, you’re not just reading about technological evolution you’re wrestling with moral, societal, and human consequences. A bold, urgent, and beautifully executed novel.
November 27, 2025
A Visionary Story That Feels Uncomfortably Real
Neuroniac is one of those books that stays with you long after you turn the final page. Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a story he builds an entire future that feels frighteningly possible. The idea of a world built on absolute truth sounds ideal, but the way Dragotta explores the consequences, the resistance, and the human emotions behind such technology is what makes this book brilliant.
What shocked me most was how deeply I connected with the main character. Watching him grow through trauma, self doubt, and the expectations placed on a genius mind made the story feel grounded and personal. This isn’t just sci-fi; it’s a mirror held up to our society. I finished the book feeling both hopeful and uneasy and that’s the mark of a powerful read.
Neuroniac is one of those books that stays with you long after you turn the final page. Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a story he builds an entire future that feels frighteningly possible. The idea of a world built on absolute truth sounds ideal, but the way Dragotta explores the consequences, the resistance, and the human emotions behind such technology is what makes this book brilliant.
What shocked me most was how deeply I connected with the main character. Watching him grow through trauma, self doubt, and the expectations placed on a genius mind made the story feel grounded and personal. This isn’t just sci-fi; it’s a mirror held up to our society. I finished the book feeling both hopeful and uneasy and that’s the mark of a powerful read.
January 29, 2026
This book presents a bold and thought-provoking vision of the future that immediately captures the reader’s imagination. Jan Dragotta skillfully blends technology, philosophy, and human drama into a story that feels both timely and timeless. The central concept, of a world built entirely on truth, offers a fascinating lens through which to explore ethics, power, and the direction of modern society.
What makes the novel especially compelling is its balance between big ideas and deeply personal storytelling. While the technological premise is ambitious and intellectually stimulating, the emotional journey of the protagonist grounds the narrative in relatable human experience. Themes of family, mental health, self-doubt, and personal growth add depth and authenticity, ensuring the book resonates beyond its futuristic framework.
What makes the novel especially compelling is its balance between big ideas and deeply personal storytelling. While the technological premise is ambitious and intellectually stimulating, the emotional journey of the protagonist grounds the narrative in relatable human experience. Themes of family, mental health, self-doubt, and personal growth add depth and authenticity, ensuring the book resonates beyond its futuristic framework.
February 6, 2026
Neuoniac is an ambitious and thought-provoking novel that asks a bold question: what happens when truth becomes unavoidable? Jan Dragotta blends speculative technology with deeply human struggles, creating a story that feels both futuristic and unsettlingly relevant. What makes the book compelling isn’t just the idea of a corruption-proof system, but the emotional journey of its protagonist, who grows up facing war, family trauma, mental illness, and self-doubt despite possessing a brilliant mind. The contrast between extraordinary intelligence and very human vulnerability is handled thoughtfully. At times dense with ideas, the novel rewards patient readers who enjoy big questions about democracy, freedom, and morality. Neuoniac challenges you to consider whether truth alone can save a world or destroy it.
October 30, 2025
Neuroniac feels different. The premise a technology that eliminates corruption and deception sounds like pure science fiction, but Jan Dragotta makes it feel eerily believable. He connects big futuristic ideas to everyday human emotions in such a beautiful way.
The book doesn’t shy away from tough questions. What happens when truth becomes absolute? Can humanity survive its own honesty? These ideas are explored through characters who feel authentic and flawed, each shaped by war, family struggles, and personal pain. It’s not just an intellectual read it’s a human one. If you love books that make you reflect on where technology and morality intersect, Neuroniac is absolutely worth reading.
The book doesn’t shy away from tough questions. What happens when truth becomes absolute? Can humanity survive its own honesty? These ideas are explored through characters who feel authentic and flawed, each shaped by war, family struggles, and personal pain. It’s not just an intellectual read it’s a human one. If you love books that make you reflect on where technology and morality intersect, Neuroniac is absolutely worth reading.
October 30, 2025
What if truth couldn’t be hidden anymore? That’s the haunting question at the heart of Neuroniac, and Jan Dragotta explores it in such a compelling way. I loved how the book doesn’t just focus on the technology itself but on the human cost of creating it. The protagonist’s journey from a brilliant but uncertain youth to a man standing between progress and chaos was fascinating and deeply moving.
There’s a certain tenderness in Dragotta’s writing that makes even the darkest moments feel real. You can tell he cares about his characters and what they represent. The world he builds is futuristic but frighteningly possible, and that’s what makes it so powerful. It’s more than a novel it’s an experience.
There’s a certain tenderness in Dragotta’s writing that makes even the darkest moments feel real. You can tell he cares about his characters and what they represent. The world he builds is futuristic but frighteningly possible, and that’s what makes it so powerful. It’s more than a novel it’s an experience.
November 27, 2025
Emotionally Charged and Intellectually Stimulating
Neuroniac surprised me. I expected a sci-fi thriller about technology, but what I found was a deeply personal and emotionally layered story. Dragotta writes with the kind of sensitivity and clarity that makes the characters’ pain, ambition, and fears feel real. The protagonist’s journey from childhood trauma to the immense pressure of being the world’s greatest mind is handled with such nuance that you never feel disconnected from him. The ethical questions raised by truth driven technology are profound, and the world Dragotta builds is both frightening and inspiring. This is not just a book about the future; it’s a mirror reflecting what’s broken in our present.
Neuroniac surprised me. I expected a sci-fi thriller about technology, but what I found was a deeply personal and emotionally layered story. Dragotta writes with the kind of sensitivity and clarity that makes the characters’ pain, ambition, and fears feel real. The protagonist’s journey from childhood trauma to the immense pressure of being the world’s greatest mind is handled with such nuance that you never feel disconnected from him. The ethical questions raised by truth driven technology are profound, and the world Dragotta builds is both frightening and inspiring. This is not just a book about the future; it’s a mirror reflecting what’s broken in our present.
November 27, 2025
A Bold Exploration of Truth, Power, and Human Vulnerability
What impressed me most about Neuroniac is Dragotta’s ability to tie global stakes to deeply personal struggles. The narrative moves effortlessly between intimate family moments and world shaping technological dilemmas. The idea of a society where lies cannot survive is handled with remarkable depth Dragotta doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable implications of transparency. The protagonist’s internal battles with self doubt and responsibility ground the story in realism, even as the technological concepts push the boundary of imagination. This book is a wake up call, not in a dramatic sense, but in an introspective way that lingers long after the last page.
What impressed me most about Neuroniac is Dragotta’s ability to tie global stakes to deeply personal struggles. The narrative moves effortlessly between intimate family moments and world shaping technological dilemmas. The idea of a society where lies cannot survive is handled with remarkable depth Dragotta doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable implications of transparency. The protagonist’s internal battles with self doubt and responsibility ground the story in realism, even as the technological concepts push the boundary of imagination. This book is a wake up call, not in a dramatic sense, but in an introspective way that lingers long after the last page.
November 27, 2025
A Blend of Technology, Humanity, and Heart
I went into Neuroniac expecting a tech heavy futuristic novel, but what I found was something much more emotional. Dragotta weaves family struggles, mental health battles, and the weight of intelligence into a story about truth vs. deception. The scenes involving war and personal loss were written with so much sincerity that I had to pause and breathe.
The technology itself is fascinating, but what really moved me is how Dragotta uses it to ask difficult questions What happens when the truth becomes unavoidable? How do people change when lies are no longer possible?
This book made me reflect on the world we live in today. A masterpiece for anyone who enjoys both innovation and humanity in storytelling.
I went into Neuroniac expecting a tech heavy futuristic novel, but what I found was something much more emotional. Dragotta weaves family struggles, mental health battles, and the weight of intelligence into a story about truth vs. deception. The scenes involving war and personal loss were written with so much sincerity that I had to pause and breathe.
The technology itself is fascinating, but what really moved me is how Dragotta uses it to ask difficult questions What happens when the truth becomes unavoidable? How do people change when lies are no longer possible?
This book made me reflect on the world we live in today. A masterpiece for anyone who enjoys both innovation and humanity in storytelling.
November 27, 2025
A Slow Building, Powerful Journey of a Reluctant Genius
What I loved most about Neuroniac is that the protagonist isn’t written as some perfect, fearless hero. Dragotta shows the messy, vulnerable side of genius the anxiety, the self doubt, the quiet internal battles. Watching the character grow from childhood into adulthood felt like witnessing a real person evolve, not just a fictional arc.
The tension between powerful technology and the people who seek to exploit it is gripping. Dragotta forces you to think about responsibility, morality, and what it means to protect freedom.
By the final chapters, I was completely invested. It’s rare to find a book that mixes intellect, heart, and suspense so seamlessly.
What I loved most about Neuroniac is that the protagonist isn’t written as some perfect, fearless hero. Dragotta shows the messy, vulnerable side of genius the anxiety, the self doubt, the quiet internal battles. Watching the character grow from childhood into adulthood felt like witnessing a real person evolve, not just a fictional arc.
The tension between powerful technology and the people who seek to exploit it is gripping. Dragotta forces you to think about responsibility, morality, and what it means to protect freedom.
By the final chapters, I was completely invested. It’s rare to find a book that mixes intellect, heart, and suspense so seamlessly.
November 27, 2025
Bold, Thought Provoking, and Emotionally Charged
Neuroniac is not just a novel it’s a warning, a possibility, and a challenge to the world we live in. Dragotta takes the idea of truth based technology and pushes it to its limits, showing both the beauty and the danger behind it.
What I appreciated most is how he didn’t shy away from the darker sides of humanity greed, corruption, manipulation. At the same time, he highlights resilience, family bonds, and the inner strength of someone who’s constantly doubting themselves yet chooses to step up for what’s right.
It’s the kind of book that makes you pause and think about your own beliefs. I closed it feeling inspired, shaken, and strangely uplifted.
Neuroniac is not just a novel it’s a warning, a possibility, and a challenge to the world we live in. Dragotta takes the idea of truth based technology and pushes it to its limits, showing both the beauty and the danger behind it.
What I appreciated most is how he didn’t shy away from the darker sides of humanity greed, corruption, manipulation. At the same time, he highlights resilience, family bonds, and the inner strength of someone who’s constantly doubting themselves yet chooses to step up for what’s right.
It’s the kind of book that makes you pause and think about your own beliefs. I closed it feeling inspired, shaken, and strangely uplifted.
November 27, 2025
A Future That Feels Close Enough to Touch
From the very first chapter, I could tell this book was written by someone who understands both technology and human behavior on a deep level. What impressed me most was how Dragotta takes emerging technologies things we already see hints of today and pushes them forward in a way that feels logical, not far fetched.
The world building is rich, but the emotional storytelling is even richer. The character’s journey through family struggles, war, and the burden of a genius mind felt raw and authentic.
As the stakes rise, you can feel the tension between a world built on truth and the forces determined to twist it. It made me think about what future we might actually be heading toward.
A brilliant, stirring book that deserves attention.
From the very first chapter, I could tell this book was written by someone who understands both technology and human behavior on a deep level. What impressed me most was how Dragotta takes emerging technologies things we already see hints of today and pushes them forward in a way that feels logical, not far fetched.
The world building is rich, but the emotional storytelling is even richer. The character’s journey through family struggles, war, and the burden of a genius mind felt raw and authentic.
As the stakes rise, you can feel the tension between a world built on truth and the forces determined to twist it. It made me think about what future we might actually be heading toward.
A brilliant, stirring book that deserves attention.
February 6, 2026
Neuroniac stands out for its careful balance of technical imagination and human psychology. Jan Dragotta introduces a revolutionary system designed to eliminate corruption and manipulation, then thoughtfully examines its societal impact. Rather than focusing solely on innovation, the novel tracks the emotional development of its protagonist, whose intelligence isolates him as much as it empowers him. Themes of mental illness, war, and self-doubt ground the futuristic premise in reality. Dragotta raises compelling questions about governance, freedom, and ethical responsibility without turning the story into a lecture. Neuroniac is intelligent science fiction that respects the reader and rewards close attention.
October 30, 2025
Reading Neuroniac felt like stepping into a future that’s both beautiful and unsettling. Jan Dragotta’s writing is poetic without ever losing clarity. He takes a complex idea a world where lies can’t exist and makes it feel intimate and human. The emotional journey of the main character, his growth through hardship and brilliance, truly moved me. Readers across different backgrounds have been touched by the honesty and courage of this story. Dragotta clearly poured his heart into this book, and it shows. If you’re looking for a novel that challenges your perspective while moving your emotions, Neuroniac is absolutely worth your time. I can’t recommend it enough.
October 31, 2025
Reading Neuroniac was like stepping into a future that feels both inspiring and terrifying. Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a story he makes you question the world we live in and where it’s heading. The concept of a technology built on absolute truth completely blew my mind. It made me wonder how our lives, politics, and relationships would change if lies simply couldn’t exist anymore. The emotional depth of the protagonist his struggles with self doubt, family, and the burden of geniusmade this more than just a sci fi story. It’s philosophical, raw, and heartbreakingly human. This book lingers in your mind long after you finish it.
October 31, 2025
Neuroniac isn’t your typical tech thriller it’s something far deeper. Jan Dragotta blends technology, morality, and emotion so seamlessly that you don’t just read the story, you live it. The evolution of the main character from a curious child into a man facing the weight of truth and responsibility was so beautifully written. I found myself torn between hope and fear for humanity. Every chapter pushed me to think about the price of progress and what it truly means to be human in a world that values efficiency over empathy. This is a book I’ll definitely be recommending to friends who love thought provoking reads.
October 31, 2025
Jan Dragotta’s Neuroniac struck me as both a warning and a promise. The idea of a world free of lies sounds perfect, but the way Dragotta explores its consequences made me realize how complex truth really is. I was captivated by the way he ties technological innovation to moral struggle. The characters feel alive their pain, ambition, and confusion are so real that I often paused just to reflect. The book asks tough questions: Can we handle a world without deception? Can truth itself become dangerous? This story is visionary, beautifully written, and deeply unsettling in the best possible way.
November 1, 2025
Neuroniac is one of those rare books that stays with you long after you’ve finished reading. Jan Dragotta doesn’t just tell a story he makes you question what truth really means in a world driven by technology. The concept of a system that makes deception impossible is both fascinating and terrifying. I especially loved how the story follows the protagonist from childhood into adulthood, showing how genius can be both a gift and a burden. It’s a mix of emotional depth, futuristic vision, and moral conflict that feels incredibly real. This book opened my mind to the future we might actually be heading toward.
November 2, 2025
Neuroniac completely blew my mind. I went in expecting a tech heavy sci-fi, but what I got was something much deeper an exploration of truth, morality, and the human condition in a world where lies can’t survive. Jan Dragotta’s writing has this rare mix of intelligence and heart; every page feels both thought provoking and emotionally charged. The protagonist’s struggle with self doubt and the weight of his own intellect felt incredibly real to me. This isn’t just a story about technology it’s a story about us, about what we’d do if the veil of deception was finally torn away. Easily one of the most original novels I’ve read in years.
November 2, 2025
I’ve read a lot of speculative fiction, but Neuroniac feels different unsettlingly possible. Dragotta clearly understands how technology can reshape not just society but our very sense of truth. The world he builds is intricate yet believable, and the moral implications hit hard. There were moments when I had to stop and process a line because it felt like it was speaking directly to our current world misinformation, greed, manipulation it’s all here, stripped bare. What I loved most is that it doesn’t preach; it shows. It makes you feel the cost of every lie we tell and every truth we hide from ourselves.
November 27, 2025
Neuroniac is nothing short of a masterpiece. Jan Dragotta’s vision of a world where truth reigns supreme is both thrilling and terrifying. The way he intertwines technology, human emotion, and societal challenges feels incredibly real, and the protagonist’s journey from a brilliant but self doubting child to a man facing global stakes kept me riveted from start to finish. I found myself reflecting on my own world and wondering how far we are from such a future. This book is not just a story it’s a wake up call about the power of truth and the fragility of our society. I cannot recommend it enough.
February 6, 2026
Neuoniac is the kind of book that makes you stop and stare at the wall after a chapter. Jan presents a bold vision of a world built on absolute truth and asks whether humanity is actually ready for it. The blend of speculative technology and personal struggle works surprisingly well, grounding huge ideas in a very human story. Watching the protagonist grow while wrestling with self-doubt and moral responsibility adds emotional weight to the high-concept premise. This isn’t just a “what if” story it’s a warning, a hope, and a challenge all at once. A thought-provoking read for anyone interested in the future of society, technology, and freedom.
February 6, 2026
Neuroniac is a story about growing up with an extraordinary mind in an imperfect world. Jan weaves advanced technology into a deeply personal narrative filled with family conflict, mental health struggles, and moral uncertainty. Watching the protagonist evolve from a vulnerable child into someone capable of shaping the future is both inspiring and heartbreaking. The idea of a world ruled entirely by truth is fascinating, but the emotional journey is what truly stands out. Jan reminds us that even the most powerful technology cannot erase fear, doubt, or pain. Neuroniac is a moving reminder that the future of humanity depends as much on empathy as it does on innovation.
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