Resistor

She didn't ask for the upgrades. She didn't expect the possession. When Petra Jansen volunteers for a cutting-edge cybernetic trial, she's prepared for minor enhancements - sharper hearing, refined visual overlays, improved neural response time. She isn't prepared for the shift beneath her skin. Or the man who appears in her orbit. He watches her like he already knows her. Speaks like he's translating human behavior in real time.
Moves with deliberate precision, as if inhabiting a body that is both familiar and foreign. Because it is. He is not fully human. And Petra is no longer just enhanced. As her senses heighten and her instincts sharpen, a strange tether forms between them - a pulse that hums beneath her consciousness, intimate and undeniable. The closer they draw, the clearer the truth becomes: something ancient has taken residence in human flesh.
And it chose proximity to her. What begins as curiosity turns into connection. What feels like coincidence reveals itself as design. But surrendering to him means accepting a reality that defies logic - and risking the fragile autonomy she's fought to maintain. Slow-burning, emotionally intense, and edged with psychological depth, Resistor is a standalone sci-fi romance featuring:A 40+ heroineA protective alien inhabiting human skinSensory bonding and enhanced touchForced proximity tensionGrumpy x observant dynamicA slow build to undeniable connection?? This is a cerebral slow-burn sci-fi romance focused on psychological and sensory bonding rather than action or instant attraction.
If you enjoyed TV shows and movies like Westworld, Bionic Woman, and Ghost in the Shell (2017), you'll feel this book. In a world where technology rewrites biology, love may be the most dangerous evolution of all. This is not an AI romance.