What If The One Thing That Makes Us Most Human Could Be Turned
Against US?
When four hyper-empathic women realize they’ve all fallen for the same enigmatic Silicon Valley filmmaker, they begin to unravel a web of deception that stretches far beyond romantic betrayal.
A haunting psychological thriller with speculative elements exploring what’s missing
in Silicon Valley.
A woman vanishes from a cliffside retreat in Big Sur, and investigative journalist Zoe Harrison is drawn into a mystery that feels eerily personal. Her search unravels the tangled lives of three other women—Lillian, a French climatologist, Karolina, a clairvoyant Spanish actress, and Sasha, a German pilot with prophetic dreams—all of whom share a dangerous connection. They’ve each fallen for Max Furtherlore, a magnetic British filmmaker hiding ties to a covert tech project designed to weaponize empathy. As their lives collide, the truth they uncover is more chilling than romantic betrayal. It’s an engineered fate.
The novel explores the magnetic pull between people wired to feel deeply and those who only mirror emotion. It will resonate with anyone who has fallen in love, only to realize the person they trusted was a perfect stranger.
“A modern superhero book where the powers aren't laser eyes or flying, but the emotional and intellectual power women hold.”
— Avary Halliday
“It grabbed me from the start and kept me hooked with all of its twists and turns. I love how artificial intelligence is blended into the plot… Add in a love interest with tangled connections, and the result is a thriller that surprises at every turn.”
— Taylor MacDougall
About
THE AUTHOR
Molly Dunn is an author and strategist fascinated by human behavior and perception. She studied Communications and Psychology at Villanova University, and her career has spanned advertising, tech, and media, including roles at NBC News and Meta.
Her work in brand strategy has earned international recognition, including a Cannes Lions award, and she has been featured in The New York Times for challenging inequities in the advertising industry.
Molly lives in upstate New York. The Circuitry We Share is her debut novel.