FLESH AND CODE

Major Matt Walker has seen death in every form, survived impossible missions, and earned a reputation for being unshakable. When he's assigned to lead Operation Nightfall, a covert mission to dismantle an illegal weapons network, he expects danger, deception, and sacrifice. What he doesn't expect is her.

Roselyn Moore is unlike anyone Matt has ever met. Disciplined, sharp, and eerily calm under fire. But there's something beneath her surface, something that makes her too perfect. The truth, locked deep within classified files, is that Roselyn isn't human at all. She's the first successful prototype born from a secret military-biotech program, the masterpiece of Novumorphic Labs.

As the mission unfolds, Matt begins to see cracks in the steel façade. Roselyn laughs. She hesitates. She dreams. And against every instinct, he finds himself drawn to her humanity, the very thing she was never supposed to have. But the closer he gets to her, the more he realizes the experiment didn't end with her creation. There are other secrets buried beneath the surface, and the closer Matt comes to the truth, the more he's forced to question everything he's ever fought for.

As buried, twisted truths begin to surface, Matt must choose between the mission that defines him and the conscience that's waking inside him.

Because the line between flesh and code is thinner than anyone imagined.

And once you teach a creation how to feel, you can no longer control what, or who, she loves.