SCAN ME: How I Became a QR Code

What if becoming easier to access meant becoming less yourself?At first, it feels like an upgrade.A simple scan replaces conversation. A code replaces explanation. Life becomes faster, cleaner, more efficient. No awkward pauses. No messy introductions. No need to explain who you are-just let people scan and move on.But something starts to slip.Memories lose their weight. Conversations feel thinner. Small, private parts of life-preferences, feelings, moments-begin to disappear without warning. And then, one day, it shows up on your body.A mark.A pattern.A code.As reality fractures between reflection and self, one woman is forced to confront a terrifying truth: she hasn't just been using the system...She's been becoming it.SCAN ME is a haunting, psychological descent into identity, technology, and the cost of becoming too easy to read. Perfect for readers who love eerie, thought-provoking fiction that lingers long after the final page.

Pages: 372, Paperback, Independently published