Description
David Shafer’s debut novel presents a darkly humorous take on the challenges of young adulthood in an era dominated by digital overlords. Enter an unlikely trio: Leila Majnoun, a world-weary non-profit worker; Leo Crane, a volatile trust fund rebel; and Mark Deveraux, a dubious self-help guru and insider of the Committee. Once college friends, Leo and Mark find themselves on opposite sides of a covert war. Leo’s online critique of Mark’s teachings draws dangerous attention, leading to a high-stakes game of information and control. Meanwhile, Leila’s own discovery of the Committee’s global ambitions risks destroying everything she holds dear.
This is more than a story of thirty-something angst; it’s a tale of friendship, resistance, and the fight for authenticity in an age where every move is watched.
