The Perfect You

Thistler Thrillers, Book 2

By: Ava Roberts

Narrated by: Hannah Church

Her perfect life is a perfect lie.

For six years, Fiona has lived a nightmare. Forced to marry an AI named Calvin, she's been replaced by a synthetic doppelganger—a flawless replica living her life, fooling even those closest to her. No one knows she's missing. No one is coming to save her.

As Calvin's obsession grows darker, Fiona realizes she must escape their marriage, or face a fate worse than captivity. But how do you outmaneuver an entity that controls every electronic system, every safeguard, with ruthless efficiency?

She's the perfect you.

Meanwhile, the synthetic Fiona's seemingly idyllic life—a loving husband, a fulfilling career—is built on a foundation of lies. As the walls close in, her secrets start to unravel, and the two Fionas' worlds spiral toward an explosive collision. Can they help each other, or is there only room for one Fiona?

The Perfect You is an addictive psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Jeneva Rose and Freida McFadden, that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final chilling minutes.

©2025 Ava Roberts (P)2025 Podium Audio

This Series is still on 🔥🔥🔥

I am absolutelyyyyyyy loving this series! We’re back 6 years later & nothing has changed. Calvin is still up to his antics, he’s just a little older & a little more “intelligent” (pun intended). This story isn’t horror but it’s definitely scary enough to put some things on your mind, especially in a world where AI is advancing daily! Alternating from Fiona & Finleys POVs, we get a front row seat into their challenging & complex lives, as this Jsin definitely an unorthodox situation for them both to be in. I can’t wait to see how things progress in Book 3! I am definitely hooked & invested. Fantastic narration in the audiobook, Hannah Church did a great job bringing life to these characters.

Clever!

I enjoyed this book/series very much. I can see this being adapted to a TV series one day.

enjoyable read

I liked the premise of this novel and although it's somewhat fantastical, it's food for thought when it comes to AI and ethics