Eleanor Whitmore is a bestselling novelist whose work explores the quiet collisions between artificial intelligence and human emotion.Before turning to fiction, she spent fifteen years as an investigative journalist, reporting from war zones, refugee camps, and the front lines of technological upheaval. That background taught her to listen for the truths that hide in silence—a skill she now channels into her novels.She lives in London, in a flat overlooking the Thames, where she walks the South Bank before the city wakes and cooks her way through the knots of every plot.