Publisher's Synopsis
The Prediction Paradox is a gripping techno-thriller that delves into the chilling consequences of a world where the future isn't just predicted-but manipulated.
Set in a not-so-distant future teetering on the edge of technological overreach, investigative journalist Lara Holt stumbles upon the biggest story of her career: a revolutionary new app called Future Sight. Marketed as the ultimate tool for self-empowerment, Future Sight offers eerily accurate life predictions-from career outcomes and romantic entanglements to the exact moment of death. Millions trust it. Billions depend on it. But beneath its polished surface lurks a terrifying truth: the app doesn't just predict-it influences. And its true power lies in its ability to nudge humanity down a path of engineered outcomes.
As Lara digs deeper, she's drawn into a high-stakes conspiracy involving whistleblowers, rogue programmers, and ethical researchers desperate to stop a machine they helped create. What she uncovers points to a powerful network of corporate overlords, AI architects, and government officials who have quietly joined forces to steer society under the guise of "predictive progress." The deeper she goes, the more she realizes: this isn't just about data. It's about control-and the erasure of free will itself.
With each revelation, Lara finds herself hunted, surveilled, and forced to question the very nature of reality. Time is running out. As the line between prediction and manipulation blurs, she must make an impossible choice: protect herself-or expose a truth that could unravel the world.
The Prediction Paradox is a heart-pounding exploration of technology, morality, and the high cost of convenience. Perfect for fans of Black Mirror, Minority Report, and thought-provoking speculative fiction, this is a story that will leave you questioning what it means to be truly free.
