In an alternate North America, Indigenous nations united centuries ago to form the Many Nations Alliance, a civilization powered by living technology grown from the land itself. Across the border, the Pale Cities rose from a different choice: descendants of colonists who rejected integration and built an industrial society founded on a carefully constructed version of history. Now the two civilizations watch each other across an ideological divide, and the silence between them is beginning to crack.
Aiyana Waketah is a young Harmonic Engineer completing her initiation at Wakana Station when Tower Seven of the Wind Spine network is destroyed in what appears to be a deliberate attack. Fourteen people die. The evidence points toward Pale City technology, but proving it means walking into the diplomatic summit at Threshold, where the people responsible will be sitting across the table.
As Elder Chogan Grayfeather presents his case to a skeptical world, Doctrine Keeper Julienne Drax is already rewriting the narrative, turning evidence of aggression into a story of MNA instability. Meanwhile, Pale City cultural attaché Elias Harren begins uncovering truths in the archives that contradict everything his society has taught him, and a military officer named Lucian Ford makes a choice that will cost him his life.
When a covert mission into Pale City territory goes wrong, Aiyana is left with a captured teammate, a dead ally, and the knowledge that the weapon she exposed is not being dismantled but multiplied. The Cold War she thought diplomacy could prevent has already begun, and a shadowy faction called the Quiet Choir is playing a longer game than anyone imagined.
The Harmonic Divide is the first book in The Divided Continent series, a speculative fiction saga exploring what happens when two civilizations built on incompatible truths are forced to reckon with each other. It is a story about the cost of silence, the danger of history, and the people caught between worlds that refuse to coexist.
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Thomas DeGan is a software developer with nearly 30 years of experience and a U.S. Air Force veteran whose career has been shaped by complex systems, strategic thinking, and the human dynamics that emerge under pressure. He brings this background to his speculative fiction, exploring worlds where technology reflects ideology and where the tensions between cultures play out not in open warfare but in quiet, consequential choices.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In an alternate North America where Indigenous nations formed a continental alliance and colonial descendants retreated into industrial strongholds, two civilizations face each other across a silent divide. The Cold War between them is fought not with armies but with espionage, propaganda, and the weaponization of history itself.Sky Guardian Aiyana Waketah is sent on a covert extraction mission into Pale City territory that goes wrong from the start. Someone has fed her team compromised intelligence, and as the operation unravels, Aiyana is forced to confront the possibility that the enemy is closer than she imagined. Meanwhile, inside the walls of Nova-Providence, cultural attaché Elias Harren discovers a forbidden book that rewrites everything he was taught about his civilization's founding. Hunted by the Doctrine Keepers and branded a traitor, Elias is pulled into an underground resistance led by a woman named Mira, who has already lost everything to the regime's appetite for silence.As Elias escapes across the border and begins broadcasting suppressed truths back into the Pale Cities, Aiyana navigates a fracturing political landscape within the Many Nations Alliance. A shadowy faction called the Untethered operates outside sanctioned channels, and when a devastating weapon known as the Nullwave is deployed against MNA territory, Aiyana must forge an unlikely alliance to build a defense that has never been tested.On both sides of the border, the same question burns: What happens when the stories a society tells itself begin to collapse The Quiet Border is the second book in The Divided Continent series, a speculative fiction saga that explores ideological conflict, institutional deception, and the fragile architecture of peace. It is a novel about the people caught between civilizations, where truth is the most dangerous weapon and silence is never the same as safety. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798994473023
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In an alternate North America where Indigenous nations formed a continental alliance and colonial descendants retreated into industrial strongholds, two civilizations face each other across a silent divide. The Cold War between them is fought not with armies but with espionage, propaganda, and the weaponization of history itself.Sky Guardian Aiyana Waketah is sent on a covert extraction mission into Pale City territory that goes wrong from the start. Someone has fed her team compromised intelligence, and as the operation unravels, Aiyana is forced to confront the possibility that the enemy is closer than she imagined. Meanwhile, inside the walls of Nova-Providence, cultural attache Elias Harren discovers a forbidden book that rewrites everything he was taught about his civilization's founding. Hunted by the Doctrine Keepers and branded a traitor, Elias is pulled into an underground resistance led by a woman named Mira, who has already lost everything to the regime's appetite for silence.As Elias escapes across the border and begins broadcasting suppressed truths back into the Pale Cities, Aiyana navigates a fracturing political landscape within the Many Nations Alliance. A shadowy faction called the Untethered operates outside sanctioned channels, and when a devastating weapon known as the Nullwave is deployed against MNA territory, Aiyana must forge an unlikely alliance to build a defense that has never been tested.On both sides of the border, the same question burns: What happens when the stories a society tells itself begin to collapse?The Quiet Border is the second book in The Divided Continent series, a speculative fiction saga that explores ideological conflict, institutional deception, and the fragile architecture of peace. It is a novel about the people caught between civilizations, where truth is the most dangerous weapon and silence is never the same as safety. Espionage and forbidden truth collide in an alternate North America where two civilizations face each other across an ideological divide. A Sky Guardian and a defector risk everything as the Cold War between them deepens. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798994473023
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