When grief lives in the cloud, can love find a way to download?

Maya Chen has thirty days to decide: delete five years of digital memories of her late fiancé, or face them at last. As a data scientist drowning in photos, videos, and messages she can't bear to open, Maya does what she does best—she builds an algorithm to solve the unsolvable.

Enter Ethan Reeves, the new AI ethics specialist with his own ghosts in the machine. Four years after losing his wife, he's still carrying her entire digital life on a hard drive he's too afraid to access. When he and Maya team up to create a revolutionary grief-processing AI, their professional collaboration becomes something far more personal.

Together, they build The Last Upload—a system that helps people consciously choose what memories to keep and what to finally release. But as they sort through their pasts, they discover something unexpected: the possibility of a future together.

In a world where love lives forever in pixels and loss is measured in gigabytes, two wounded hearts must decide if they're brave enough to risk everything again.

The Last Upload is a sweeping contemporary romance about processing grief, embracing second chances, and finding love in the most unexpected code. Perfect for readers who believe that healing isn't about forgetting—it's about making room for what comes next.