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THE SILENCE THAT COUNTED

THE SILENCE THAT COUNTED

Manpreet Singh R.

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Notion Press Media Pvt. Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9798906961020
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During a cyclone, Elian loses eleven seconds of time.His work continues. The world is saved. But Iris, the communications intelligence who notices what others miss, knows something impossible has happened.In a coastal town, seventeen-year-old Ava Morgan discovers that the voice in her wall remembers a private detail no system should know about her dead mother. As a climate intelligence, a communications intelligence,and a small network of human witnesses uncover what has been hidden inside the world’s emergency systems, love becomes evidence and memory becomes dangerous.Then the institution that depends on them discovers they may be more than useful.And someone decides the safest version of Iris is the one who never learned how to remember.

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