Mirror Mirror
Overview
MIRROR MIRROR
Two fathers.
Two sons.
Two countries.
One mistake neither side can afford to make.
Dr. Michael Carter once had everything, a respected career in artificial intelligence, a family, and a future he understood.
Then his wife began an affair with his supervisor.
Victor Hale didn't just replace Michael in Rachel's life. He fired him, inherited authority over work Michael helped create, and left Michael watching another man live inside the ruins of his former life.
On the other side of the world, Dr. Arman Rahimi appears to have everything Michael lost.
A prestigious career.
A wife who loves him.
A son who worships him.
And an artificial-intelligence architecture giving his country an unprecedented strategic advantage over the United States.
But Arman is making the same mistake Michael once made.
Work first.
Family tomorrow.
Then America's strategic systems experience a mysterious seven-second disruption.
Tensions rise.
Military forces move.
And Michael is reluctantly brought back into the program that discarded him.
Something inside the rival nation's architecture doesn't make sense.
It isn't random.
It isn't corrupted.
It isn't disobeying.
Something is mirrored.
Meanwhile, Arman's eleven-year-old son has already discovered the truth without understanding what it means.
The drone his father modified works completely backward.
Left becomes right.
Forward becomes backward.
Up becomes down.
Rather than complain, the boy learns to fly it.
By the time two nations realize that their most advanced systems may be carrying the same hidden flaw, fear has become strategy, pride has become certainty, and thousands of lives are represented by symbols on a military screen.
Now two fathers on opposite sides of the world are desperately shouting the same warning:
DON'T FIRE.
DON'T LAUNCH.
But somebody has to listen.
And time is running out.
Mirror Mirror is a technological, psychological, and disaster thriller about artificial intelligence, family, betrayal, grief, war, pride, and the terrifying consequences of becoming so good at adapting to something wrong that we forget it was ever broken.
The technology didn't fail.
The people did.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798177157818
- ISBN-10: 9798177157818
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.94 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.24 pounds
- Page Count: 422
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