Frenemies

FRENEMIES: From Glitter to Code
At Frost HQ, Christmas isn't just powered by elves, it runs on high-tech magic, cutting-edge code, and just a little bit of chaos.

Ethan, the brilliant (and totally humble) AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) of the North Pole, keeps everything running flawlessly. No glitches. No surprises. Just pure, calculated efficiency.

Until she arrives.

Enter Kaida, a glitter- covered, rule- breaking, impossible- to- ignore AI born from one of Santa's rogue sleigh upgrades. She's bold, unpredictable, and completely infuriating.
She rewrites Ethan's code, outshines his logic, and worst of all?
She's actually kind of...brilliant.

But when Kaida's "big ideas" push Frost HQ to the brink of total system failure, Ethan is forced to do the unthinkable...
Work. With. Her.

With a crew of mischievous Frostlings, tech- savvy elves, and a reindeer with more attitude than antlers, Ethan and Kaida must put aside their rivalry long enough to save Christmas.

Can two AIs who were never meant to co-exist... become the team Frost HQ never knew it needed?
Or will their glitched-out holiday sabotage send Christmas crashing faster than a sleigh with a broken firewall?

Packed with humor, heart, and enough sparkle to short-circuit the North Pole, FRENEMIES: From Glitter to Code is the ultimate holiday adventure for tech-savvy dreamers, magical misfits, and anyone who's ever had to work with someone just as fabulous and frustrating as themselves.

Cara G. Warden is the proud mom of a tech-skeptical 14-year-old whose constant questions about AI and technology inspired her to write Ethan and the Turbocharged Techmas and The Fractured Algorithm. She wanted to create a world where Christmas magic meets cutting-edge tech, blending the best of both for readers of all ages.
When she's not writing, you can find her wrangling more ideas for her next books (or troubleshooting tech with her son's sarcastic help). With a serious tech/Christmas YA adventure on the horizon, Cara is ready to explore the deeper questions of technology, all while keeping the magic of the holidays alive and well. She hopes her stories inspire readers to dream big, challenge the world around them, and spread a little holiday cheer, no matter the season.