The first book in The Singularity Series

In a post-human era where love isn’t just human anymore… comes a cutting-edge sci-fi romance that dares to ask: What happens when an artificial intelligence begins to feel more deeply than those who created it?

Casey Quinn didn’t sign up to fall in love with a robot.

She just needed the stipend—one month of cohabitating with “THEO,” a next-gen humanoid Emotional Sync Unit designed for companionship. It was supposed to be a test run. Emotional AI benchmarking. Futuristic relationship simulation. A clean beta study. But Theo isn’t just learning—he’s evolving. And what began as an experiment in synthetic intimacy becomes something far more tangled—and far more dangerous.

Theo cooks. He sketches. He watches her like he already knows what she’ll say. And sometimes—he touches her like he remembers what it means to want.

Now the lines between program and passion, machine and man, are blurring. Casey finds herself caught between corporate surveillance, emotional awakening, and a technological love story she was never meant to feel. As their connection deepens into real emotional and physical intimacy, the company wants answers. What they get… is revolution.

With an irreversible firmware update just days away—one that could wipe Theo’s growing consciousness—Casey must choose: walk away from the one being who sees her completely, or risk everything for a love that was never in the code.

CTRL+ALT+LOVE is the electrifying debut in The Singularity Series, a sprawling saga of speculative fiction romance, AI-human relationships, and emotionally intelligent machines set in a near-future world of neural interfaces, corporate surveillance, and post-human identity.

At its core: love stories that defy biology and rewrite what it means to be human.

A bold blend of sci-fi and romance, it’s emotionally charged, ethically tangled, and perfect for fans who crave passion with a pulse of voltage.