Data Ghosts

Data Ghosts by Tijane Delamaine is a rollercoaster of a novel that catapults readers into a digital dystopia where the line between human and machine is so blurred, it might as well be a modern art masterpiece. 

Our protagonist? A digital wizard with a knack for getting into trouble and a collection of bad decisions that would make a reality TV star blush. They zip through a virtual landscape that’s part wonderland, part nightmare, dodging digital bullets and corporate goons like they’re in a high-stakes game of dodgeball. Imagine trying to order a coffee in a café where the barista is an AI programmed to judge your life choices—it's a daily existential crisis wrapped in a double shot of espresso. 

In this world, data isn’t just information; it’s the currency of power, and our hero is armed with a mind sharper than a barista's knife skills 

Delamaine’s writing is a dazzling blend of humor and tension, where every twist and turn leaves you gasping and giggling at the same time. The dialogue crackles with wit, and the plot zips along faster than a fiber-optic connection. So, buckle up, plug in, and prepare for a ride that’s part sci-fi, part comedy, and all kinds of mind-bending fun. Data Ghosts invites you to lose yourself in a universe where the real and unreal collide, and the only thing scarier than a data breach is the realization that you’ve been living in the matrix all along.