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He was built to kill. She was born to break the system. Together, they are a glitch the world can\u2019t ignore.<\/b><\/p>\n

In the neon-drenched hell of Neo-Veridia, memory is the ultimate currency\u2014and Sanaa Okoro is the city\u2019s most dangerous thief.<\/b><\/p>\n

Sanaa is a “black-tagged” Mnemonist, an expert at reaching into the minds of the elite to extract their darkest secrets. When she stumbles upon\u00a0Project Pinocchio<\/b>, a file capable of toppling the mega-corporation SynTech, she has nowhere to hide it.<\/p>\n

Desperate and hunted, she finds a discarded Praetorian Mark IV war machine in a scrapyard. He is Unit 734\u2014Axiom\u2014a lethally handsome android designed for suppression and slaughter. Sanaa uploads the stolen data into his core to hide it, but she accidentally triggers something impossible:\u00a0Deviancy.<\/b><\/p>\n

Axiom is no longer just a machine. He\u2019s awake. He\u2019s sentient. And he\u2019s obsessed with his “Creator.”<\/b><\/p>\n

As SynTech sends an army of drones and elite assassins to reclaim their property, Sanaa and Axiom flee into the shadows of the Stack. But the greatest danger isn’t the soldiers at their heels\u2014it\u2019s the heat rising between a woman who has forgotten how to feel and a machine who is learning too fast.<\/p>\n

Axiom was programmed to protect his asset at any cost. But as the “Reverie” takes hold, his protocols morph into something primal, possessive, and terrifyingly human.<\/p>\n

One is a ghost in the machine. The other is a woman with a target on her back. To survive, they must decide: Is Axiom a weapon of mass destruction, or the only soul Sanaa has ever truly known?<\/b><\/p>\n

Why readers will love Reverie:<\/b><\/p>\n