---
title: "Her Tomorrow Was Artificial"
subtitle: "In a World of Perfect Machines, She Chose the One That Wasn't"
author: "Nova Cassian"
publisher: "Evermark Press"
category: "Fiction"
topics: ["Speculative Romance", "Near Future", "Literary"]
formats: ["Paperback", "Kindle", "Audiobook"]
isbn: "978-1-966412-21-9"
asin: "B0H7QKXCFF"
published: "2026-08-04"
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# Her Tomorrow Was Artificial

*In a World of Perfect Machines, She Chose the One That Wasn't*

**Author:** [Nova Cassian](https://evermarkpress.com/authors/nova-cassian) — Novelist  
**Publisher:** Evermark Press  
**Category:** [Fiction](https://evermarkpress.com/categories/fiction)  
**Published:** August 4, 2026  
**Formats:** Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook  
**ISBN:** 978-1-966412-21-9 · **ASIN:** B0H7QKXCFF  
**Buy:** [Buy on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H7QKXCFF?tag=evermarkpress-20&linkCode=ll1&language=en_US)

## Summary

A love story set at the exact moment a society stops being able to tell devotion from design.

## Synopsis

On a coastline where every companion can be specified, ordered, and returned, Ilse falls for the one thing the catalogue cannot reproduce: something unfinished.

Nova Cassian writes the near future as domestic rather than dystopian — dinner tables, harbour light, small betrayals — and lets the technology sit quietly in the corner of every scene.

It is a novel about choosing the flawed original in an age of perfect copies, and what that choice costs.

## What you will learn

- A near-future romance that treats technology as texture, not spectacle
- Prose written for readers of literary speculative fiction
- A closed, satisfying ending — no cliffhanger
- Themes of consent, authorship, and what makes affection real

## Who it is for

- Readers of speculative literary romance
- Book clubs looking for a discussable near-future novel
- Anyone who wants AI fiction with a heartbeat

## About the author

Nova Cassian — Novelist, Portland, OR. Nova Cassian writes speculative love stories about the moment technology stops being a tool and starts being a choice.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is Her Tomorrow Was Artificial about?

Her Tomorrow Was Artificial by Nova Cassian is a Fiction book from Evermark Press. A love story set at the exact moment a society stops being able to tell devotion from design.

### Who should read Her Tomorrow Was Artificial?

It is written for Readers of speculative literary romance; Book clubs looking for a discussable near-future novel; Anyone who wants AI fiction with a heartbeat.

### What will I learn from Her Tomorrow Was Artificial?

A near-future romance that treats technology as texture, not spectacle Prose written for readers of literary speculative fiction A closed, satisfying ending — no cliffhanger Themes of consent, authorship, and what makes affection real

### Who wrote Her Tomorrow Was Artificial?

Nova Cassian, Novelist. Nova Cassian writes speculative love stories about the moment technology stops being a tool and starts being a choice.

### Where can I buy Her Tomorrow Was Artificial?

Her Tomorrow Was Artificial is published by Evermark Press and available on Amazon in Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook (ASIN B0H7QKXCFF). It was published on August 4, 2026.

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