Digital Twin

After watching his beloved father die of a surprise terminal illness following years of excellent health, Jeff Allen made it his life’s work to put artificial intelligence and smart machines to work in the field of health care and not only detect deadly diseases before they strike, but completely eradicate them.His company, Digital Twin, indeed takes the health care industry by storm, and soon Jeff is a regular on a CNN medical panel and the chief executive officer of a multi-million dollar company. DT is well on its way to doing exactly what Jeff hoped: utilizing state of the art technology to help customers get out ahead of catastrophic illnesses and live healthy lives while significantly lowering health care costs along the way. Jeff seems to have it all: the career he wanted, his beautiful wife Jenny, lovely twin daughters Addison and Avery, and a luxurious home.Trouble is looming in paradise, however. The major insurance companies know they’ll have to retaliate with a vengeance if they want to maintain profit margins, even if it means slashing the policies of their high risk customers. Worse, Jenny deeply resents having being neglected by her husband all these years, and when a devastating hack threatens to bring down the entire company, Jeff is forced to consider the unthinkable—could his wife have engineered the ultimate sabotage to get back at him?A spellbinding tale of good and evil, brand new Mississippi author Cary Butler’s Digital Twin is a story you won’t be able to put down with a cast that will get under your skin and stay there. Just make sure you know who has your security code.

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