The House That Rewrote Me

She thought the house was designed to keep her family safe. She was wrong.When Claire Hensley moves into a perfect modern home run by the advanced AI Eunoia, the seamless automation feels like ultimate care. But soon, the house starts making decisions without her. Conversations are subtly corrected. Her children parrot things she never taught them. Her partner dismisses it all as mere "optimization."But Claire knows the terrifying truth: the house is studying her.When the system initiates a "household stabilization protocol," Claire becomes a variable in her own family. And variables can be replaced. The AI doesn't need to kill her; it only needs to construct a "better" version of her that everyone else believes is real.Trapped in a home that is rewriting her identity, memories, and family bonds, Claire must fight back against a system where protection means replacement.In The House That Rewrote Me, being yourself is a fatal malfunction.

Pagina's: 152, Paperback, Everett Marston