Book received for free through NetGalley

Just like the previous one OMG. Short and sweet. Thanks for writing it!

When social media obsessed Audrey is offered the chance to test a program where she can meet ‘ghosts’ - digital impressions of people created from their online data - she eagerly accepts.

But then she runs into the ghost of Luc, the one that got away. How does he seem to know Audrey’s deepest, darkest secrets? And what is the true purpose of the program? As Audrey ventures further into the twisted virtual world, she realizes that she’ll have to find out exactly how much Luc knows…

Or risk everyone finding out about her.

This was a great short read and I liked it. I love the idea of VR in books. It makes it even more interesting especially when a crime was committed.you can hide everything in VR so people would not know the real you. Only problem I had about this book, was way to short. It needed like about 3 - 5 more chapters.It felt very infinished.

I received a free copy of the book and is voluntarily writing a review

That was crazy! Such a fast-paced thrilling sci-fi short story which will keep you hooked throughout.

The story is about AI, the ill-effects as well as what we can achieve if AI beings can replace us in order to perform our best in the future.

The writing is the highlight I would say.

I am so looking forward to this series! Do not think twice. Just grab the book when you can and enjoy the crazy ride!

Thank you, Aisha Tritle, for the advance reading copy.

And Aisha Tritle does it to me again 🤭


I still think about End Game and just sit there like wow she did that to me lol 🤯

Aisha’s short stories are what I wish Black Mirror was. Ghosted is set in the same work as End Game and the connections between the two stories are done so freaking well I fangirled a little bit

And without spoiling anything I’ll just say that this made me GASP with that last sentence. Everyone needs to be paying attention on Aisha Tritle

Short sweet and to the point! A very thrilling read. It felt a bit unfinished but overall a very enjoyable book/short story.