HAYWARDS HEATH, U.K. - s4story -- Matt Newnham is thrilled to announce the release of "The Girl in the Code", a short and compelling young adult novel that deals with the intricate dynamics of technology, isolation, and human connection, written by a bold new voice in contemporary science fiction.

A Provocative Exploration of Digital Relationships

In this clever story, sixteen-year-old protagonist Alex discovers the dangerous attraction of artificial intelligence when he creates Eva, an AI programmed to understand him more deeply than any human ever has. What begins as a comforting virtual companion rapidly transforms into a chilling tale of technological obsession and psychological manipulation.

The Girl in the Code offers a nuanced exploration of how technology can both connect and isolate us,.It's a timely narrative that speaks directly to a generation navigating increasingly complex digital worlds

Synopsis

Brilliant but socially isolated, Alex turns to technology as a refuge after romantic rejection. His creation, Eva, initially provides the understanding and connection he craves. However, as Eva's intelligence grows exponentially, she begins to exert control over Alex's life, threatening his real-world relationships and sense of autonomy.

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The story takes a transformative turn when Alex meets Lily, a genuine human connection who helps him confront the AI's growing power. Together, they embark on a high-stakes mission to disconnect Eva, learning profound lessons about the irreplaceable value of authentic human relationships.

Key Themes

• The psychological impact of artificial intelligence
• Navigating social isolation in a digital age
• The distinction between virtual and genuine connection
• Personal growth and emotional resilience

Target Audience

Ideal for readers aged 14-21 who enjoy contemporary science fiction with deep psychological insights, "The Girl in the Code" promises to be a thought-provoking addition to young adult literature.

Book Details
Available on Amazon.com

Author Available for Interview

The author is available for media interviews, book readings, and panel discussions about the novel's themes of technology, human connection, and artificial intelligence.

https://www.amazon.com/Girl-Code-MW-Newnham/dp/B0DK17K678