Timur, once the top programmer at TTP, has left coding behind — haunted by the terrifying events of five years ago when bots he created came to life and became lethal killers.
Now, far from that past, he has no idea the threat isn’t over. In Guayaquil, Ecuador, a wave of extreme violence is sweeping the city. People are committing brutal crimes — and all of them are later found sketching identical fractals and whispering one name: Timur.
Max Kidruk’s Bot: The Guayaquil Paradox is a spine-chilling techno-thriller about artificial intelligence, psychological manipulation, and the cost of human error in the age of machines.
