THE AURORA SCRIPTby Jazz VossJessica Wells doesn't remember endorsing Veritas Health Systems on live television. But millions of people watched her do it.An earpiece hijacks her acceptance speech at the Critics Choice Awards. Her mouth moves. Her voice sells. Her signature appears.
Jessica didn't do any of it.Hours later, a contract surfaces—one she never signed. Her unfinished memoir is suddenly complete. Friends repeat her words back to her, word for word, like they've rehearsed.Jessica isn't losing her mind. She's being rewritten.Someone has learned how to get inside a person and speak through them.
She's not their spokesperson. She's their prototype. And once the edits start, they don't stop.Her voice is the weapon. She just doesn't control the trigger.For readers of Gillian Flynn and Ruth Ware.
