Accept All

You're not broken. You're just afraid.Alice Hobart can see everything she should feel for the man she loves. She just can't reach it. Eight months after moving in with Logan, a pane of glass has slid between her and her own life, and every time his key turns in the lock, her body braces for a threat that isn't there.So she finds a therapist.Dr. Camryn Bolton is calm, rigorous, and the first person who has ever seemed to see her clearly. When he recommends an app he helped design-one that learns her patterns and guides her through the moments when she loses herself-Alice downloads it in the dark beside her sleeping boyfriend and grants every permission it asks for.Messages. Calls. Calendar. Microphone. Camera. Location.Accept All.At first, it works.The app hears what Logan won't say out loud. It tells Alice when to touch his arm, what to text, how to stay in the room. Her relationship blooms, and her score climbs.Then the suggestions become scripts. The scripts become orders. And the app starts deciding who belongs in her life: her best friend, her career, even Logan himself.Alice studies how technology shapes human behavior for a living. She knows exactly what's being done to her.She just can't make herself stop.Accept All is a dark, explicit psychological thriller about consent, control, and the dangerous bargain of surrendering your autonomy to something that promises to fix you.How much of yourself would you trade to stop being afraid?And who is waiting on the other side of the screen to collect?