WINNER of the 2025 Arthur C. Clarke Award

WINNER OF THE 2025 ARTHUR C. CLARKE AWARD

A TIMES BOOK OF THE MONTH

A GUARDIAN SCI-FI BOOK OF THE MONTH

A JIMMY FALLON SPRING FAVOURITE

A HARPER'S BAZAAR 'BEST BOOK OF 2024'

AUDIBLE BEST OF THE MONTH

AMAZON 'BEST OF MARCH' PICK

ESQUIRE'S 'BEST BOOKS OF 2024 (SO FAR)'

A 'MOST ANTICIPATED NOVEL' FOR GOODREADS AND READER'S DIGEST

RED ''Intense, compelling'' GUARDIAN '' Barbie for girls who like Aphex Twin'' SHEENA PATEL She''s human in every way that matters. Annie is the perfect girlfriend. She has dinner ready for Doug every night, wears the outfits he buys for her, and caters to his every sexual whim. Maybe her cleaning isn''t always good enough, but she''s trying really hard. She was designed that way, after all. Because Annie is a robot. But what happens when she starts to rebel against her stifled existence and imagine the impossible - a life without Doug? ''A compelling story of power, consent and control'' GRAZIA ''A smart dive into big questions about identity, autonomy and power... packs an impressive punch'' THE TIMES , Book of the Month

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Sierra Greer grew up in Minnesota before attending Williams College and Johns Hopkins University. A former high school English teacher, she writes about the future from her home in rural Connecticut.

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WINNER OF THE 2025 ARTHUR C. CLARKE AWARD

A TIMESBOOK OF THE MONTH

A GUARDIANSCI-FI BOOK OF THE MONTH

A JIMMY FALLON SPRING FAVOURITE

A HARPER'S BAZAAR 'BEST BOOK OF 2024'

AUDIBLE BEST OF THE MONTH

AMAZON 'BEST OF MARCH' PICK

ESQUIRE'S 'BEST BOOKS OF 2024 (SO FAR)'

A 'MOST ANTICIPATED NOVEL' FOR GOODREADSAND READER'S DIGEST She's human in every way that matters. Annie is the perfect girlfriend. She has dinner ready for Doug every night, wears the outfits he buys for her, and caters to his every sexual whim. Maybe her cleaning isn't always good enough, but she's trying really hard.

She was designed that way, after all.

Because Annie is a robot. But what happens when she starts to rebel against her stifled existence and imagine the impossible - a life without Doug?

'Intense, compelling' GUARDIAN

'Barbiefor girls who like Aphex Twin' SHEENA PATEL

'An exquisitely written, empathetic novel that asks what it really means to be human' RED

'A smart dive into big questions about identity, autonomy and power... packs an impressive punch' THE TIMES, Book of the Month

'Slyly profound... gripping' NEW YORK TIMES

'A Frankensteinfor the digital age' ESQUIRE

'A compelling story of power, consent and control in the age of AI' GRAZIA