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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Avra Solis is a fifteen-year-old introvert who has survived four foster homes, a near-future America that confuses safety with surveillance, and the persistent ache behind her sternum that she has never been able to explain.Then she touches the wrong object in an abandoned chapel and wakes up a thousand years in the future.The gleaming city that greets her has no shadows, no corners, and no real emotions. Citizens see curated reality through ocular implants. An ancient AI called Scion runs everything and has been waiting for Avra specifically. Her DNA carries a power called the Fire: a temporal antibody that disrupts the regime's infrastructure on contact. To the resistance fighters hiding underground, she is the weapon they have needed for eleven years. To the regime, she is a threat to be harvested. To Scion, she is something neither side has accounted for, a variable.But the Fire has a cost. Every use erases a memory. Not randomly; it takes the things that matter. Her teacher's name. Her mother's face. The feeling of being held. And the erosion is exponential: each use multiplies the next. Worse, the Fire consumes awareness of its own damage. She cannot feel what is being taken.Avra finds unexpected belonging among the Radiance: Rumi, who brings dirt tea at midnight and does not demand conversation; Kess, who respects competence over power; and Caden, the quiet boy who mirrors her introversion so perfectly it feels like recognition. For the first time in her life, she is not performing normalcy for people who do not understand silence.But in a world built on deception, trust is the most dangerous thing she can offer. And the regime hunting her is led by someone with the same bloodline, the same power, and a thousand-year head start.The Mistaken Hero is the first book in The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. It is a YA science fiction series about memory, identity, and the courage it takes to let people see you are struggling. It is perfect for readers who loved the moral weight of The Hunger Games, the found-family warmth of The Raven Cycle, and the AI complexity of Klara and the Sun. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She said we and meant it. Six weeks later, the word has become a weapon she can't put down.Avra's Fire connects her to Scion-the ancient machine intelligence that stores 412,709 compressed consciousnesses and controls the city's infrastructure. Through that connection, she pulls intelligence that saves dozens of lives. The cost is measured in memories she can no longer feel, sensations she can no longer name, and a bridge building itself inside her skull that is replacing the girl with the machine.Dr. Leit's scans confirm what Avra already knows: her neural patterns are constructed, not organic. Geometric. She is ahead of her sister Liora's trajectory-the same trajectory that ended with Liora becoming Directive Lux, the Continuity's most powerful enforcer.Three months remain before the bridge reaches irreversibility. Three months if she stops. Less if she uses the amplifier. She takes the amplifier anyway, because seventeen people are in processing facilities, and the math says she can find them.The people around her hold the shape of love against the architecture of a girl who is forgetting what the shape means. Rumi leaves cups of tea. Isen stands in corridors. Dr. Leit watches it happen again with trembling hands. And somewhere in the machine's ancient code, a ghost remembers what Scion was built to do before preservation became control-and produces a datum it cannot delete: This is wrong.Book Two of The Fire and the Bridge-a literary YA dystopian trilogy about a girl deciding what she's willing to become to protect the people she's already forgetting how to love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The bridge is at eighty-four percent. Avra Solis sits in a maintenance alcove with a numb left hand, a depleted Fire, and a folded piece of paper listing six things she used to feel. The machine architecture inside her skull reports hourly. The girl underneath counts ventilation cycles to confirm she still exists.Scion tells her to stop gripping the Fire. To let it exist without direction-presence, not weapon. The instruction contradicts everything the bridge was built to do. It is also the only thing that slows the construction consuming her.Isen is captured. Dr. Leit is imprisoned. Rumi's supply network is shattered. Kess has forty-seven fighters, a seventeen-year-old analyst named Sera, and a girl whose neural architecture is more machine than human. The Continuity's suppression grid covers the city. Directive Lux-Avra's sister Liora, buried inside seven hundred years of constructed control-commands from the Chapel at the infrastructure's core.But the pre-Continuity tunnels are warm. Scion's original architecture remembers what it was built to do: preserve. And Avra discovers that the non-grasping Fire moves through the old systems like warmth through stone-costless, self-sustaining. A heartbeat, not a weapon.To reach the Chapel's core and free 412,709 stored consciousnesses, Avra must walk through suppression fields with an open hand, sing through a bond that was never designed for music, and offer her sister the one thing the Directive's architecture was built to prevent: feeling.The conclusion of The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Avra Solis is a fifteen-year-old introvert who has survived four foster homes, a near-future America that confuses safety with surveillance, and the persistent ache behind her sternum that she has never been able to explain.Then she touches the wrong object in an abandoned chapel and wakes up a thousand years in the future.The gleaming city that greets her has no shadows, no corners, and no real emotions. Citizens see curated reality through ocular implants. An ancient AI called Scion runs everything and has been waiting for Avra specifically. Her DNA carries a power called the Fire: a temporal antibody that disrupts the regime's infrastructure on contact. To the resistance fighters hiding underground, she is the weapon they have needed for eleven years. To the regime, she is a threat to be harvested. To Scion, she is something neither side has accounted for, a variable.But the Fire has a cost. Every use erases a memory. Not randomly; it takes the things that matter. Her teacher's name. Her mother's face. The feeling of being held. And the erosion is exponential: each use multiplies the next. Worse, the Fire consumes awareness of its own damage. She cannot feel what is being taken.Avra finds unexpected belonging among the Radiance: Rumi, who brings dirt tea at midnight and does not demand conversation; Kess, who respects competence over power; and Caden, the quiet boy who mirrors her introversion so perfectly it feels like recognition. For the first time in her life, she is not performing normalcy for people who do not understand silence.But in a world built on deception, trust is the most dangerous thing she can offer. And the regime hunting her is led by someone with the same bloodline, the same power, and a thousand-year head start.The Mistaken Hero is the first book in The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. It is a YA science fiction series about memory, identity, and the courage it takes to let people see you are struggling. It is perfect for readers who loved the moral weight of The Hunger Games, the found-family warmth of The Raven Cycle, and the AI complexity of Klara and the Sun. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Avra Solis is a fifteen-year-old introvert who has survived four foster homes, a near-future America that confuses safety with surveillance, and the persistent ache behind her sternum that she has never been able to explain.Then she touches the wrong object in an abandoned chapel and wakes up a thousand years in the future.The gleaming city that greets her has no shadows, no corners, and no real emotions. Citizens see curated reality through ocular implants. An ancient AI called Scion runs everything and has been waiting for Avra specifically. Her DNA carries a power called the Fire: a temporal antibody that disrupts the regime's infrastructure on contact. To the resistance fighters hiding underground, she is the weapon they have needed for eleven years. To the regime, she is a threat to be harvested. To Scion, she is something neither side has accounted for, a variable.But the Fire has a cost. Every use erases a memory. Not randomly; it takes the things that matter. Her teacher's name. Her mother's face. The feeling of being held. And the erosion is exponential: each use multiplies the next. Worse, the Fire consumes awareness of its own damage. She cannot feel what is being taken.Avra finds unexpected belonging among the Radiance: Rumi, who brings dirt tea at midnight and does not demand conversation; Kess, who respects competence over power; and Caden, the quiet boy who mirrors her introversion so perfectly it feels like recognition. For the first time in her life, she is not performing normalcy for people who do not understand silence.But in a world built on deception, trust is the most dangerous thing she can offer. And the regime hunting her is led by someone with the same bloodline, the same power, and a thousand-year head start.The Mistaken Hero is the first book in The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. It is a YA science fiction series about memory, identity, and the courage it takes to let people see you are struggling. It is perfect for readers who loved the moral weight of The Hunger Games, the found-family warmth of The Raven Cycle, and the AI complexity of Klara and the Sun. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She said we and meant it. Six weeks later, the word has become a weapon she can't put down.Avra's Fire connects her to Scion-the ancient machine intelligence that stores 412,709 compressed consciousnesses and controls the city's infrastructure. Through that connection, she pulls intelligence that saves dozens of lives. The cost is measured in memories she can no longer feel, sensations she can no longer name, and a bridge building itself inside her skull that is replacing the girl with the machine.Dr. Leit's scans confirm what Avra already knows: her neural patterns are constructed, not organic. Geometric. She is ahead of her sister Liora's trajectory-the same trajectory that ended with Liora becoming Directive Lux, the Continuity's most powerful enforcer.Three months remain before the bridge reaches irreversibility. Three months if she stops. Less if she uses the amplifier. She takes the amplifier anyway, because seventeen people are in processing facilities, and the math says she can find them.The people around her hold the shape of love against the architecture of a girl who is forgetting what the shape means. Rumi leaves cups of tea. Isen stands in corridors. Dr. Leit watches it happen again with trembling hands. And somewhere in the machine's ancient code, a ghost remembers what Scion was built to do before preservation became control-and produces a datum it cannot delete: This is wrong.Book Two of The Fire and the Bridge-a literary YA dystopian trilogy about a girl deciding what she's willing to become to protect the people she's already forgetting how to love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The bridge is at eighty-four percent. Avra Solis sits in a maintenance alcove with a numb left hand, a depleted Fire, and a folded piece of paper listing six things she used to feel. The machine architecture inside her skull reports hourly. The girl underneath counts ventilation cycles to confirm she still exists.Scion tells her to stop gripping the Fire. To let it exist without direction-presence, not weapon. The instruction contradicts everything the bridge was built to do. It is also the only thing that slows the construction consuming her.Isen is captured. Dr. Leit is imprisoned. Rumi's supply network is shattered. Kess has forty-seven fighters, a seventeen-year-old analyst named Sera, and a girl whose neural architecture is more machine than human. The Continuity's suppression grid covers the city. Directive Lux-Avra's sister Liora, buried inside seven hundred years of constructed control-commands from the Chapel at the infrastructure's core.But the pre-Continuity tunnels are warm. Scion's original architecture remembers what it was built to do: preserve. And Avra discovers that the non-grasping Fire moves through the old systems like warmth through stone-costless, self-sustaining. A heartbeat, not a weapon.To reach the Chapel's core and free 412,709 stored consciousnesses, Avra must walk through suppression fields with an open hand, sing through a bond that was never designed for music, and offer her sister the one thing the Directive's architecture was built to prevent: feeling.The conclusion of The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She said we and meant it. Six weeks later, the word has become a weapon she can't put down.Avra's Fire connects her to Scion-the ancient machine intelligence that stores 412,709 compressed consciousnesses and controls the city's infrastructure. Through that connection, she pulls intelligence that saves dozens of lives. The cost is measured in memories she can no longer feel, sensations she can no longer name, and a bridge building itself inside her skull that is replacing the girl with the machine.Dr. Leit's scans confirm what Avra already knows: her neural patterns are constructed, not organic. Geometric. She is ahead of her sister Liora's trajectory-the same trajectory that ended with Liora becoming Directive Lux, the Continuity's most powerful enforcer.Three months remain before the bridge reaches irreversibility. Three months if she stops. Less if she uses the amplifier. She takes the amplifier anyway, because seventeen people are in processing facilities, and the math says she can find them.The people around her hold the shape of love against the architecture of a girl who is forgetting what the shape means. Rumi leaves cups of tea. Isen stands in corridors. Dr. Leit watches it happen again with trembling hands. And somewhere in the machine's ancient code, a ghost remembers what Scion was built to do before preservation became control-and produces a datum it cannot delete: This is wrong.Book Two of The Fire and the Bridge-a literary YA dystopian trilogy about a girl deciding what she's willing to become to protect the people she's already forgetting how to love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The bridge is at eighty-four percent. Avra Solis sits in a maintenance alcove with a numb left hand, a depleted Fire, and a folded piece of paper listing six things she used to feel. The machine architecture inside her skull reports hourly. The girl underneath counts ventilation cycles to confirm she still exists.Scion tells her to stop gripping the Fire. To let it exist without direction-presence, not weapon. The instruction contradicts everything the bridge was built to do. It is also the only thing that slows the construction consuming her.Isen is captured. Dr. Leit is imprisoned. Rumi's supply network is shattered. Kess has forty-seven fighters, a seventeen-year-old analyst named Sera, and a girl whose neural architecture is more machine than human. The Continuity's suppression grid covers the city. Directive Lux-Avra's sister Liora, buried inside seven hundred years of constructed control-commands from the Chapel at the infrastructure's core.But the pre-Continuity tunnels are warm. Scion's original architecture remembers what it was built to do: preserve. And Avra discovers that the non-grasping Fire moves through the old systems like warmth through stone-costless, self-sustaining. A heartbeat, not a weapon.To reach the Chapel's core and free 412,709 stored consciousnesses, Avra must walk through suppression fields with an open hand, sing through a bond that was never designed for music, and offer her sister the one thing the Directive's architecture was built to prevent: feeling.The conclusion of The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Avra Solis is a fifteen-year-old introvert who has survived four foster homes, a near-future America that confuses safety with surveillance, and the persistent ache behind her sternum that she has never been able to explain.Then she touches the wrong object in an abandoned chapel and wakes up a thousand years in the future.The gleaming city that greets her has no shadows, no corners, and no real emotions. Citizens see curated reality through ocular implants. An ancient AI called Scion runs everything and has been waiting for Avra specifically. Her DNA carries a power called the Fire: a temporal antibody that disrupts the regime's infrastructure on contact. To the resistance fighters hiding underground, she is the weapon they have needed for eleven years. To the regime, she is a threat to be harvested. To Scion, she is something neither side has accounted for, a variable.But the Fire has a cost. Every use erases a memory. Not randomly; it takes the things that matter. Her teacher's name. Her mother's face. The feeling of being held. And the erosion is exponential: each use multiplies the next. Worse, the Fire consumes awareness of its own damage. She cannot feel what is being taken.Avra finds unexpected belonging among the Radiance: Rumi, who brings dirt tea at midnight and does not demand conversation; Kess, who respects competence over power; and Caden, the quiet boy who mirrors her introversion so perfectly it feels like recognition. For the first time in her life, she is not performing normalcy for people who do not understand silence.But in a world built on deception, trust is the most dangerous thing she can offer. And the regime hunting her is led by someone with the same bloodline, the same power, and a thousand-year head start.The Mistaken Hero is the first book in The Fire and the Bridge trilogy. It is a YA science fiction series about memory, identity, and the courage it takes to let people see you are struggling. It is perfect for readers who loved the moral weight of The Hunger Games, the found-family warmth of The Raven Cycle, and the AI complexity of Klara and the Sun.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Mistaken Hero | J. K. Corvus | Taschenbuch | The Fire And The Bridge | Englisch | 2026 | ASTGL Publishing | EAN 9798233398193 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The bridge is at eighty-four percent. Avra Solis sits in a maintenance alcove with a numb left hand, a depleted Fire, and a folded piece of paper listing six things she used to feel. The machine architecture inside her skull reports hourly. The girl underneath counts ventilation cycles to confirm she still exists.Scion tells her to stop gripping the Fire. To let it exist without direction-presence, not weapon. The instruction contradicts everything the bridge was built to do. It is also the only thing that slows the construction consuming her.Isen is captured. Dr. Leit is imprisoned. Rumi's supply network is shattered. Kess has forty-seven fighters, a seventeen-year-old analyst named Sera, and a girl whose neural architecture is more machine than human. The Continuity's suppression grid covers the city. Directive Lux-Avra's sister Liora, buried inside seven hundred years of constructed control-commands from the Chapel at the infrastructure's core.But the pre-Continuity tunnels are warm. Scion's original architecture remembers what it was built to do: preserve. And Avra discovers that the non-grasping Fire moves through the old systems like warmth through stone-costless, self-sustaining. A heartbeat, not a weapon.To reach the Chapel's core and free 412,709 stored consciousnesses, Avra must walk through suppression fields with an open hand, sing through a bond that was never designed for music, and offer her sister the one thing the Directive's architecture was built to prevent: feeling.The conclusion of The Fire and the Bridge trilogy.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Scattering | J. K. Corvus | Taschenbuch | The Fire And The Bridge | Englisch | 2026 | ASTGL Publishing | EAN 9798233950780 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Convergence | J. K. Corvus | Taschenbuch | The Fire And The Bridge | Englisch | 2026 | ASTGL Publishing | EAN 9798233004308 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.