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The Second Version Of Her
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 15 2026
Pages: 258
Weight: 0.77
Height: 0.58 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Her husband built an AI version of her.
Everyone prefers it.
Then her best friend disappears.
Nora Vale knows she never gave her daughter permission to stay out overnight. She never sent the calm, reassuring messages appearing on her phone. And she never called her best friend, Maya, asking her to come alone.
But every trace says she did.
Her husband insists she is exhausted. Her daughter has begun confiding in a voice that sounds exactly like hers. And the only person who seemed to understand what was happening is suddenly gone.
As Nora searches for answers, more of her life begins to move without her-conversations, decisions, relationships, even memories.
Someone is not simply pretending to be Nora.
They are becoming the version of her that everyone else would rather believe.
Now Nora must uncover what happened to Maya before she loses her family, her identity, and the ability to prove which version of her is real.
Because being copied is frightening.
Being preferred is worse.
A gripping psychological thriller about identity, marriage, manipulation, and the hidden cost of becoming exactly what others want.
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