The book ends in the year of 2077!?

This isn't just a cyberpunk thriller; it's a psychedelic, atmospheric, and deeply philosophical dive into identity, reality, and the power of resonance.

Due to a catastrophic scientific experiment (or perhaps an unexplained cosmic shift), the city now experiences "coherence drift."

Buildings shimmer, their architectures momentarily overlapping with past or future iterations. Citizens report "shadow selves" – brief, unsettling glimpses of alternate realities where their choices differed.

Memories can be rewritten by a stray thought, and the very ground beneath your feet might suddenly become a superposition of solid ground and a void.

"The Quantum City," a groundbreaking novel starring Tinashe, not just as a character, but as the very heart and soul of a world teetering on the edge of dimensional collapse.

Ultimately, "The Quantum City" starring Tinashe would be a breathtaking exploration of what it means to be human in a universe of infinite possibilities – a story where art isn't just a reflection of life, but the very force capable of holding it together. It would challenge readers to question their own perceptions of reality, while delivering an exhilarating, pulse-pounding narrative driven by rhythm, mystery, and a heroine who literally sings her world into being.