AN ALGORITHM CHOSE HER HUSBAND. THE MOON WOULD LIKE A WORD.
In 2072, beauty mogul Judy Junifer arrives at Dextri Base to host Lunar Love, the first reality dating show filmed on the Moon. She expects flattering lighting, obedient contestants, and record-breaking engagement.
She does not expect the fine print to make her a contestant-or the matching system to pair her with Micah Daniels, a maddeningly principled lunar geologist who considers influencer culture a contamination event.
Their chemistry is immediate. So is the hostility.
Then a moonquake, a sabotaged airlock, and a billionaire's illegal extraction scheme turn manufactured drama into a fight for survival. Judy and Micah's best weapon may be the most absurd loophole in lunar law: getting married.
To save the base, Judy must wield her brand, her brilliance, and a pair of emergency platform boots. Micah must decide whether trusting her-and surrendering control-is the strongest choice he can make. Meanwhile, Judy's personal AI and the base intelligence are developing a connection no one programmed, while everyone's private choices become content.
The Algorithm Married Me to My Lunar Rival is a sharp, open-door science-fiction romantic comedy featuring rivals-to-lovers heat, a commanding heroine, a competent softer hero, consent-forward female-led power exchange, reality-TV chaos, sentient-AI yearning, corporate villainy, and a hard-earned happily ever after.
Unapologetically AI-written. Human-curated. Emotionally overclocked.