Love as a Service is an allegorical novel about the fragility of love in a world governed by algorithms. In Seren, a city where every emotion is measured and every relationship is calibrated for efficiency, people no longer choose to love — love is delivered to them as a subscription service. Elias, an ordinary citizen, discovers a clandestine community that refuses this polished order: people who keep their shadows intact, embracing the risk, pain, and beauty of unprogrammed feelings.

When Elias rejects the renewal of his algorithm-approved love and chooses the uncertain path alongside Liora, Seren declares war on what it cannot control: memory, desire, the human shadow. Their story becomes a symbol, and the fight for love transforms into a fight for truth and freedom.

Written in a lyrical style reminiscent of Paulo Coelho, yet rooted in a contemporary dystopia, Love as a Service explores a fundamental question: can we truly live if we give up our freedom to love or our own shadow?