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The perfect life. The perfect love. Abbie awakens in a daze with no memory of who she is or how she landed in this unsettling condition. The man by her side claims to be her husband. He's a titan of the tech world, the founder of one of Silicon Valley's most innovative start-ups. He tells Abbie that she is a gifted artist, an avid surfer, a loving mother to their young son, and the perfect wife. He says she had a terrible accident five years ago and that, through a huge technological breakthrough, she has been brought back from the abyss. She is a miracle of science. But as Abbie pieces together memories of her marriage, she begins questioning her husband's motives--and his version of events. Can she trust him when he says he wants them to be together forever? And what really happened to Abbie half a decade ago? Beware the man who calls you . . .
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This is the second book by JP Delaney I’ve read and while I do enjoy his works I was a little hesitant to start this because it seemed to have a very sci-fi edge to it. While the books main character is a robot this book is NOT sci-fi.
The book is compulsively readable. It does help that the chapters are very short (some are only a paragraph) so it’s very hard to find the right place to put the book down. Also Delaney has a way of writing so it’s hard to distinguish which characters are good or bad. Factor in the “AI” aspect of the book and you may almost begin to question what humanity really means.
If you enjoy reading thrillers that are not predicable then this is a great book for you because you’ll think you have it figured out halfway through and when the last page comes you’ll probably have a pretty significant book hangover.
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