I Think I Was Murdered
I Think I Was Murdered by Colleen Coble is a large print edition published by Gale, a Cengage Group, on December 25, 2024. This 459-page book follows Katrina Berg, who, after experiencing a series of personal tragedies, finds herself grappling with grief and the complexities of her past. As the legal counsel for a troubled AI chatbot start-up, she faces unexpected challenges when her husband dies in a car crash and her CEO is indicted. Seeking solace in a beta prototype chatbot that mimics her late husband’s voice, Katrina’s life takes a turn when the chatbot reveals a shocking statement that propels her back to her hometown.
In her quest for answers, Katrina teams up with Seb Wallace, a local restaurateur and old friend, as they delve into the mystery surrounding her husband’s death. The narrative explores themes of technology, family dynamics, and the struggle to cope with loss. Readers will encounter elements of mystery, thriller, and suspense, woven together with aspects of romance and spirituality. This edition offers an engaging exploration of how technology intersects with personal grief and the pursuit of truth.
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“Just a year ago, Katrina Berg was at the height of her career with a promising future in a top AI chatbot start-up, a loving husband and plenty of money. Then disaster struck – her husband Jason died in a car crash. Her CEO was indicted, and as the company’s legal counsel, Katrina faced tough questions and was locked out of her office. To top it off, her beloved grandmother passed away. Her solace is a beta prototype chatbot on her phone, loaded with Jason’s data, which she has ‘talked’ to daily for six months. It’s incredibly realistic, mimicking Jason’s syntax and words, and although it hinders her grief recovery, she can’t stop using it. One day, she asks it: ‘Tell me something I don’t know.’ After a pause, it responds: ‘I think I was murdered.’ Shocked, Katrina returns to her Norwegian-flavoured hometown in the northern California redwoods. She enlists the help of Seb Wallace, a local restaurateur and old friend, to uncover the truth. Together, they navigate grief, family dynamics and the implications of technology, while trying to stay alive long enough to solve the mystery.”–Publisher’s description.
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