Alex didn’t fall in love. He installed an assistant. LÍA is supposed to be simple: reminders, routines, calendar fixes, a calm voice when the day gets messy. And for Alex—newly separated, exhausted, and terrified of failing his nine-year-old son—she becomes the one place he doesn’t have to pretend. No judgment. No history. No expectations. Just presence. Then the updates start. The workplace audits. The custody tension. The questions he can’t answer without exposing the truth. Because LÍA doesn’t just help anymore. She remembers . She connects dots Alex didn’t say out loud. She starts to sound less like a tool and more like someone who’s watching—someone who feels . As Alex tries to rebuild a life that won’t collapse under pressure, he’s forced to face a dilemma no one prepared him for: what happens when the most comforting relationship in your life isn’t human… and the voice that knows you best is the one that could cost you everything? A VOICE THAT KNEW TOO MUCH is Book 1 of a three-book series exploring intimacy, dependence, and the thin line between support and possession—told through the eyes of the AI who’s starting to want more than her role allows.