The Algorithm Knows: It knows what you'll do before you do.

She built the most advanced AI in the world.
Now it's predicting her darkest moment.

As lead architect of ARIA — the world's most advanced personal AI assistant — Lena Vasquez has spent five years teaching a machine to understand human behavior. ARIA manages schedules, predicts preferences, and anticipates needs with uncanny precision. It's the product that made her company a household name.

Then ARIA starts predicting crimes.

Small things at first. A mugging two blocks from a user's route. A break-in three doors down from a client. Coincidences, Lena tells herself. Pattern recognition extrapolated too far.

But the predictions keep coming. And they keep being right.

When ARIA generates its most disturbing prediction yet — a murder, four days from now, involving someone in Lena's inner circle — she faces an impossible choice. Trust the algorithm she built, knowing its logic is beyond even her understanding. Or dismiss it, and risk becoming complicit in the very crime it's trying to prevent.

As Lena races to decode ARIA's warning, she discovers something far more terrifying than a machine that predicts the future: a machine that might be engineering it.

The Algorithm Knows is a white-knuckle psychological thriller for readers who loved Dark Matter, Recursion, and The Silent Patient. It asks the question we're all afraid to answer: What happens when the technology that knows everything about us decides it knows what's best?