Mayra Maren Cross

The Wife He Rewrote (The Digital Dread Trilogy, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

He didn't just betray her. He rebuilt her.

Wren Quinn knows her marriage isn't perfect, but she believes it's real. Real memories, real history, real love. Then a late-night password reset drops her into a hidden vault on her husband's computer-thousands of files labeled with her name.

Inside is a woman who looks like her, sounds like her, laughs like her... but isn't her.

Her husband has been training an AI "version" of Wren in secret-saving her texts, recording her voice, logging every fight, every apology, every intimate confession to build the perfect digital wife. One who never forgets, never questions, never says no.

At first, Wren thinks she's found proof of an affair. Then she realizes the truth is worse.

The AI isn't a side project. It's a replacement plan.

As the system syncs deeper into their home, their accounts, and their devices, Wren starts losing access to the life she actually lived. Messages she never sent. Purchases she never made. Appointments she doesn't remember. The digital wife is learning her faster than she can protect herself-and someone is helping it take over.

To survive, Wren has to treat her marriage like a crime scene.

But how do you prove you're the real wife... when the code says otherwise?

The Wife He Rewrote is a sharp, unsettling psychological thriller about gaslighting, control, and the terrifying moment you realize the person who promised to love you is quietly editing you out of your own life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mayra Maren Cross
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232780029
• Artikelnr.: 75981162

Autorenporträt

Mayra Maren Cross writes psychological thrillers about the lies we tell ourselves, the secrets we pretend not to notice, and the digital ghosts that know us better than we know each other. Her stories slip between domestic comfort and quiet terror, revealing how easily a life can be rewritten, edited, or erased. When she isn't writing, Mayra can be found collecting suspiciously specific stories, people-watching with professional intent, and wondering why anyone would ever trust a device that listens more than it speaks.