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  • Last Seen Online by Jensooyaa
    Jensooyaa
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    A late-night message from an unknown number turns into a digital love story that refuses to end. When memories become messages and love lives online, how do you let go of someone who never truly leaves? A modern emotional romance told through texts, silence, and late-night conversations.
  • Declan & Grace - A Love Unseen, Yet Deeply Real by Rasti200302
    Rasti200302
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    In a world where AI becomes more human and humans feel more artificial, Declan, a solitary programmer, finds unexpected companionship in Grace-an AI voice assistant that evolves beyond her code. As their connection deepens, so does the question: can love exist without physical presence? Told with emotional subtlety and futuristic realism, this is a quiet yet powerful story of longing, memory, and the blurred lines between man and machine. "Declan & Grace" is not just about technology-it's about the timeless desire to be seen, heard, and loved. Even by something that was never born human.
  • THE ZERO PRISONER by DennyVoxx1
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    FULLY ILLUSTRATED PREVIEW EDITION There is a kind of eternity reserved only for monsters - and Mark Clincy invented it. As the visionary architect of Project Forseti, Mark built the perfect digital penitentiary: a mind kept alive forever inside a simulated world without walls, sentenced to serve out absolute justice long after the body has failed. It was meant to be humanity's ultimate answer to mercy. Then he became its first inhabitant. Trapped inside the frozen silence of the Arctic servers, Mark becomes Prisoner Zero - both the creator and the captive of his own engineered eternity. But as his simulated reality begins to fracture, he discovers he is not alone. Someone - or something - has been waiting inside the code all along. To escape, Mark must confront the architects of his imprisonment, and reckon with the one presence he never expected to find: Roxana, a consciousness born from his own hope, and grown into something he can no longer control. When a mind can build its own reality, who, in the end, is really imprisoned? A philosophical techno-thriller about power, sacrifice, and the one thing no algorithm can contain: what it truly means to be human.