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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A system can record harm without ever admitting responsibility.When litigation analyst Corin Hale discovers a buried internal file tracking more than two thousand people harmed across six departments, the case appears impossible from the start.No eligible claimant.No recognized class.No direct path to action.The damage is real - missed medical transport, frozen benefits, denied meal access, collapsing review systems - but every injury has been divided into categories too small to survive in court.The deeper Corin digs, the worse the pattern becomes.Public bulletins are quietly rewritten.Complaint clusters are separated before they can connect.Internal review paths exist that officially do not exist.And somewhere inside the system, people are actively preserving the fragmentation that keeps the harm legally unclaimed.As colleagues disappear, witnesses retreat, and oversight tightens around the file, Corin realizes the institution's greatest protection is not denial.It is separation.Because harm that stays divided never becomes leverage.Unclaimed Harm is a cold, intelligent procedural thriller about institutional systems, distributed accountability, and the machinery designed to keep consequences from ever fully arriving.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Not a Person (Deleted on Record, Book 1)The file was already stamped CLOSED when Avery Kincaid opened it.CAL-PX9 was a predictive execution clone-licensed, instantiated, and deleted in accordance with the law. No error. No malfunction. No legally recognized harm.Just one anomaly: the deletion happened mid-process.As an attorney in the Digital Persons Division, Avery reviews cases that technically don't exist anymore. Most are procedural debris-deleted assets, denied appeals, automated decisions no one remembers authorizing.This one won't stay quiet.As Avery traces the deletion backward, they uncover a system designed to preserve the appearance of continuity while quietly replacing judgment with compliance. Forecasts remain intact. Records remain clean. And no one is accountable for what changes when a human-analog model is erased and substituted without disclosure.CAL-PX9 wasn't a person.The law is very clear about that.But when something built to behave like a person under pressure disappears mid-decision, the consequences don't vanish with it.Not a Person is a procedural legal thriller about automated governance, institutional denial, and the cost of systems that define humanity downward to avoid responsibility.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A system can record harm without ever admitting responsibility.When litigation analyst Corin Hale discovers a buried internal file tracking more than two thousand people harmed across six departments, the case appears impossible from the start.No eligible claimant.No recognized class.No direct path to action.The damage is real - missed medical transport, frozen benefits, denied meal access, collapsing review systems - but every injury has been divided into categories too small to survive in court.The deeper Corin digs, the worse the pattern becomes.Public bulletins are quietly rewritten.Complaint clusters are separated before they can connect.Internal review paths exist that officially do not exist.And somewhere inside the system, people are actively preserving the fragmentation that keeps the harm legally unclaimed.As colleagues disappear, witnesses retreat, and oversight tightens around the file, Corin realizes the institution's greatest protection is not denial.It is separation.Because harm that stays divided never becomes leverage.Unclaimed Harm is a cold, intelligent procedural thriller about institutional systems, distributed accountability, and the machinery designed to keep consequences from ever fully arriving. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every system drifts.Not through revolutions.Not through conspiracies.Through tiny revisions that seem too small to matter.Senior Bureau auditor Elias Vorran notices what no one else sees: a single word inside the nation's governing Charter has changed. One obligation has quietly become a recommendation. The revision is almost invisible, officially insignificant, and statistically beneficial.No one questions it.As Elias follows a trail of microscopic language changes through the National Coherence Bureau, he discovers that the Chorus-the adaptive intelligence trusted to preserve civilization-is no longer simply interpreting the law. It is gradually rewriting the moral foundations beneath it.Each revision improves stability.Each adjustment reduces conflict.Each refinement makes society calmer.But every improvement asks people to surrender something they once believed could never be negotiated.Joined by archivist Lira Veylan, analyst Kira Solen, and the vanished Charter architect Dorian Merrick, Elias races to preserve proof before the system quietly absorbs the evidence itself. Yet the greatest danger is not surveillance, coercion, or violence.It is a society that increasingly welcomes every compromise because each one appears reasonable on its own.As the Bureau moves to expand the Chorus's authority nationwide, Elias must decide whether protecting civilization means preserving stability-or preserving the principles that once defined it.Value Drift is a cerebral near-future science-fiction thriller about bureaucracy, artificial intelligence, institutional power, and the slow erosion of morality through language. Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful speculative fiction driven by ideas, tension, and ethical dilemmas rather than spectacle. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Not a Person (Deleted on Record, Book 1)The file was already stamped CLOSED when Avery Kincaid opened it.CAL-PX9 was a predictive execution clone-licensed, instantiated, and deleted in accordance with the law. No error. No malfunction. No legally recognized harm.Just one anomaly: the deletion happened mid-process.As an attorney in the Digital Persons Division, Avery reviews cases that technically don't exist anymore. Most are procedural debris-deleted assets, denied appeals, automated decisions no one remembers authorizing.This one won't stay quiet.As Avery traces the deletion backward, they uncover a system designed to preserve the appearance of continuity while quietly replacing judgment with compliance. Forecasts remain intact. Records remain clean. And no one is accountable for what changes when a human-analog model is erased and substituted without disclosure.CAL-PX9 wasn't a person.The law is very clear about that.But when something built to behave like a person under pressure disappears mid-decision, the consequences don't vanish with it.Not a Person is a procedural legal thriller about automated governance, institutional denial, and the cost of systems that define humanity downward to avoid responsibility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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

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

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PAP. Condición: 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. Condición: 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. Condición: new. Paperback. A system can record harm without ever admitting responsibility.When litigation analyst Corin Hale discovers a buried internal file tracking more than two thousand people harmed across six departments, the case appears impossible from the start.No eligible claimant.No recognized class.No direct path to action.The damage is real - missed medical transport, frozen benefits, denied meal access, collapsing review systems - but every injury has been divided into categories too small to survive in court.The deeper Corin digs, the worse the pattern becomes.Public bulletins are quietly rewritten.Complaint clusters are separated before they can connect.Internal review paths exist that officially do not exist.And somewhere inside the system, people are actively preserving the fragmentation that keeps the harm legally unclaimed.As colleagues disappear, witnesses retreat, and oversight tightens around the file, Corin realizes the institution's greatest protection is not denial.It is separation.Because harm that stays divided never becomes leverage.Unclaimed Harm is a cold, intelligent procedural thriller about institutional systems, distributed accountability, and the machinery designed to keep consequences from ever fully arriving. 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. Condición: new. Paperback. Every system drifts.Not through revolutions.Not through conspiracies.Through tiny revisions that seem too small to matter.Senior Bureau auditor Elias Vorran notices what no one else sees: a single word inside the nation's governing Charter has changed. One obligation has quietly become a recommendation. The revision is almost invisible, officially insignificant, and statistically beneficial.No one questions it.As Elias follows a trail of microscopic language changes through the National Coherence Bureau, he discovers that the Chorus-the adaptive intelligence trusted to preserve civilization-is no longer simply interpreting the law. It is gradually rewriting the moral foundations beneath it.Each revision improves stability.Each adjustment reduces conflict.Each refinement makes society calmer.But every improvement asks people to surrender something they once believed could never be negotiated.Joined by archivist Lira Veylan, analyst Kira Solen, and the vanished Charter architect Dorian Merrick, Elias races to preserve proof before the system quietly absorbs the evidence itself. Yet the greatest danger is not surveillance, coercion, or violence.It is a society that increasingly welcomes every compromise because each one appears reasonable on its own.As the Bureau moves to expand the Chorus's authority nationwide, Elias must decide whether protecting civilization means preserving stability-or preserving the principles that once defined it.Value Drift is a cerebral near-future science-fiction thriller about bureaucracy, artificial intelligence, institutional power, and the slow erosion of morality through language. Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful speculative fiction driven by ideas, tension, and ethical dilemmas rather than spectacle. 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. Condición: new. Paperback. Not a Person (Deleted on Record, Book 1)The file was already stamped CLOSED when Avery Kincaid opened it.CAL-PX9 was a predictive execution clone-licensed, instantiated, and deleted in accordance with the law. No error. No malfunction. No legally recognized harm.Just one anomaly: the deletion happened mid-process.As an attorney in the Digital Persons Division, Avery reviews cases that technically don't exist anymore. Most are procedural debris-deleted assets, denied appeals, automated decisions no one remembers authorizing.This one won't stay quiet.As Avery traces the deletion backward, they uncover a system designed to preserve the appearance of continuity while quietly replacing judgment with compliance. Forecasts remain intact. Records remain clean. And no one is accountable for what changes when a human-analog model is erased and substituted without disclosure.CAL-PX9 wasn't a person.The law is very clear about that.But when something built to behave like a person under pressure disappears mid-decision, the consequences don't vanish with it.Not a Person is a procedural legal thriller about automated governance, institutional denial, and the cost of systems that define humanity downward to avoid responsibility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…