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The Mycelium Silence
Paperback
Publisher: Jsh
Published: Apr 17 2026
Pages: 52
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.11 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Mycelium Silence
A Biotech Eco-Thriller
A body is found fused into a living fungus.
Detective Thorne is called to investigate what should be impossible-
a man transformed into something not entirely human.
But the deeper he digs into the isolated commune, the clearer it becomes:
A powerful corporation is testing something beneath the soil.
A pathogen designed to erase ecosystems.
A weapon that doesn't just kill-it rewrites life itself.
And the dead man?
He didn't die.
He evolved.
As the investigation unravels, Thorne discovers a horrifying truth:
the victim may have sacrificed himself to stop a biological catastrophe...
and someone close to him may have helped trigger it.
Now the infection is spreading.
The forest is changing.
And the line between human and organism is collapsing.
To expose the truth, Thorne must make a final choice-
remain human... or become part of something far older.
Perfect for readers of Annihilation and Neuromancer,
The Mycelium Silence is a dark, atmospheric thriller where biology becomes intelligence-and silence becomes power.
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