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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the near future, a resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist in rural Pennsylvania forty-five years earlier, when a nefarious corporation's plan to control the East Coast's aquifers led to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. If no one records this, it never happened.When the seventh farmer turns up dead in his field, journalist Grace Washington returns home to rural Pennsylvania to investigate. The most recent victim's farm neighbors that of her estranged father, Samuel Tate, who believes the deaths are connected to a nebulous company that monitors wells and uses the data to force families from their farms. Like all its language, the company's name is optimized with a nonstick sheen: Verdant Resource Management.As Grace digs deeper into Verdant's goals, she uncovers a plot more sinister, extensive, and dangerous than she initially imagined. But even as the corporate web closes around her, a resistance is taking shape, one that will carry a mantle older than the republic. One that burns unreadable symbols into the earth. One whose name the regime will spend the next half-century trying to incinerate from every archive, every record, every living memory it can reach. Yet the land remembers even when humans are made to forget.The first book in the Thirteen Fractures series, House of Dust introduces a haunting dystopian vision that traces a path from performative speech and weaponized bureaucracy to the biological clock of an empire measuring its final minutes-and plants the seed of a resistance that will fight to preserve humanity in the face of its own destruction. A resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist and the events leading to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. 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. In the near future, a resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist in rural Pennsylvania forty-five years earlier, when a nefarious corporation's plan to control the East Coast's aquifers led to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. If no one records this, it never happened.When the seventh farmer turns up dead in his field, journalist Grace Washington returns home to rural Pennsylvania to investigate. The most recent victim's farm neighbors that of her estranged father, Samuel Tate, who believes the deaths are connected to a nebulous company that monitors wells and uses the data to force families from their farms. Like all its language, the company's name is optimized with a nonstick sheen: Verdant Resource Management.As Grace digs deeper into Verdant's goals, she uncovers a plot more sinister, extensive, and dangerous than she initially imagined. But even as the corporate web closes around her, a resistance is taking shape, one that will carry a mantle older than the republic. One that burns unreadable symbols into the earth. One whose name the regime will spend the next half-century trying to incinerate from every archive, every record, every living memory it can reach. Yet the land remembers even when humans are made to forget.The first book in the Thirteen Fractures series, House of Dust introduces a haunting dystopian vision that traces a path from performative speech and weaponized bureaucracy to the biological clock of an empire measuring its final minutes-and plants the seed of a resistance that will fight to preserve humanity in the face of its own destruction. A resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist and the events leading to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. 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. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the near future, a resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist in rural Pennsylvania forty-five years earlier, when a nefarious corporation's plan to control the East Coast's aquifers led to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. If no one records this, it never happened.When the seventh farmer turns up dead in his field, journalist Grace Washington returns home to rural Pennsylvania to investigate. The most recent victim's farm neighbors that of her estranged father, Samuel Tate, who believes the deaths are connected to a nebulous company that monitors wells and uses the data to force families from their farms. Like all its language, the company's name is optimized with a nonstick sheen: Verdant Resource Management.As Grace digs deeper into Verdant's goals, she uncovers a plot more sinister, extensive, and dangerous than she initially imagined. But even as the corporate web closes around her, a resistance is taking shape, one that will carry a mantle older than the republic. One that burns unreadable symbols into the earth. One whose name the regime will spend the next half-century trying to incinerate from every archive, every record, every living memory it can reach. Yet the land remembers even when humans are made to forget.The first book in the Thirteen Fractures series, House of Dust introduces a haunting dystopian vision that traces a path from performative speech and weaponized bureaucracy to the biological clock of an empire measuring its final minutes-and plants the seed of a resistance that will fight to preserve humanity in the face of its own destruction.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the near future, a resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist in rural Pennsylvania forty-five years earlier, when a nefarious corporation's plan to control the East Coast's aquifers led to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. If no one records this, it never happened.When the seventh farmer turns up dead in his field, journalist Grace Washington returns home to rural Pennsylvania to investigate. The most recent victim's farm neighbors that of her estranged father, Samuel Tate, who believes the deaths are connected to a nebulous company that monitors wells and uses the data to force families from their farms. Like all its language, the company's name is optimized with a nonstick sheen: Verdant Resource Management.As Grace digs deeper into Verdant's goals, she uncovers a plot more sinister, extensive, and dangerous than she initially imagined. But even as the corporate web closes around her, a resistance is taking shape, one that will carry a mantle older than the republic. One that burns unreadable symbols into the earth. One whose name the regime will spend the next half-century trying to incinerate from every archive, every record, every living memory it can reach. Yet the land remembers even when humans are made to forget.The first book in the Thirteen Fractures series, House of Dust introduces a haunting dystopian vision that traces a path from performative speech and weaponized bureaucracy to the biological clock of an empire measuring its final minutes-and plants the seed of a resistance that will fight to preserve humanity in the face of its own destruction. A resistance operative chronicles her work as a young journalist and the events leading to the first fracture in the collapse of the United States. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. House of Dust | K. R. Elliott | Taschenbuch | The Thirteen Fractures | Englisch | 2026 | Forensic Mythopolitik Press | EAN 9781972847008 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…