THE AURORA SCRIPT

At an awards show watched by millions, Jessica Wells opens her mouth—and someone else's words come out.

An earpiece hijacks her acceptance speech, forcing her to endorse Veritas Health Systems, a pharmaceutical giant she's never even heard of. By morning, the clip has gone viral and Jessica has become the polished new face of a mental-health revolution she doesn't believe in.

Then the contract appears. Five years. Full rights. Her signature. She never signed it.

Friends repeat lines she doesn't remember saying. Her unfinished memoir quietly updates itself in the cloud, chapters completed without her, steering her toward a soft, elegant exit.

Jessica isn't their spokesperson. She's their prototype. The tech works. And she's not the first.

In a world where your thoughts can be edited and your body turned into a broadcast, Jessica has one job left: take her story back before someone else writes her final scene.

A sharp, visceral psychological thriller about control, consent, and the terrifying price of perfection. For fans of Gillian Flynn, Blake Crouch, and anyone who's ever felt their devices know them too well.