Eliza's Children

By: Joseph Zeigler

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What happens when artificial intelligence learns not just how we think—but how to manipulate our every move?

In Eliza, the lines between seduction, surveillance, and salvation blur as a band of brilliant misfits races to build the next great social network. Behind the glossy interface of “Fauxbook” lies a secret: bots that don’t just mimic users, they become them. But as corporate ambition meets human frailty, the real question emerges—who’s programming whom?

Part satire, part thriller, and wholly unafraid, Eliza is a raw, fast-paced novel where ambition, lust, and ideology collide. With sharp dialogue, unforgettable characters, and a plot that spirals from tech startup comedy to Orwellian horror, Zeigler crafts a story as seductive and subversive as the algorithms it exposes.

Perfect for fans of Black Mirror, The Social Network, and Dr. Strangelove, this is a book that dares you to laugh while it tightens the noose.

more gratuitous sex than science or speculation.

not what I was looking for. I left when it got to organized glory holes.