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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Zariah Kane spent her entire life believing her mother was just a hairstylist from Deep Creek with strict rules about survival: Keep your head down.Keep your credit clean.Keep your name out of mouths that don't pay your bills.Then Nia Kane dies.At the funeral, strangers in tailored suits line the back pews. A wreath of black roses rests beside the casket. And Dominic Laurent - quiet, calculating, and impossible to read - watches Zariah like he already knows who she is.He does.Because Nia Kane wasn't just connected to the powerful Laurent family empire.She helped build it.Now the seat she protected for decades belongs to her daughter.Pulled into a world of inherited power, buried bloodlines, and dangerous family politics, Zariah finds herself caught between two Laurent brothers fighting for control of the empire: Victor, the ruthless heir who rules through fear, and Dominic, the strategic son trying to turn the family legitimate while hiding secrets of his own.But the deeper Zariah digs into her mother's past, the more terrifying the truth becomes: The Laurents didn't just hide her from the family legacy.They hid the family legacy inside her.As betrayal closes in and old ghosts begin resurfacing, Zariah must decide what kind of woman she's willing to become - before the empire decides for her.Beauty. Betrayal. Blood.Black Rose: Zariah is the first novel in a dark, emotionally layered trilogy about power, loyalty, inheritance, and the dangerous women born from family secrets. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Robbins, Navi (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Wray Parker did everything right.Twenty years in the Navy. A Bronze Star. A family that loved him. On an ordinary afternoon in Norfolk, Virginia, he reached for his registration during a traffic stop, and was shot three times by Officer Ben McHolland.The DA declined to prosecute. The investigation went cold. The city moved on.The Parker family did not.Yara Parker reads the news every night from behind an anchor desk, her grief pressed flat beneath a professional smile. Her cousin Z fixes cars and says little. Together, they have watched the system decide - clearly, repeatedly, without apology - that Wray's life was not worth pursuing.So they decide something too.When DA Susan Blakely is found dead in her Ghent home - a quarter placed deliberately on her forehead - Norfolk erupts. The police investigate. The media speculates. And Yara Parker sits behind her anchor desk and reports on her own secret.But Blakely is only the first quarter.YZ is a novel about what a family does when the courts won't. About the cost of grief that has nowhere legal to go. About a thirteen-year-old girl who sees everything and has to decide what to do with what she knows. And about a grieving husband, a Marine, who is hunting the people responsible for his wife's death, and slowly coming to understand why they did it.This book does not look away. Neither will you.Perfect for readers of urban fiction, literary crime, and stories that ask the questions everyone else is afraid to ask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In a world where the Algorithm decides who gets read, one question determines everything: what are you willing to give up to be seen?The Author Games is a dystopian literary novel set in a near-future publishing world divided into Districts - each one a genre, each one ranked by the Algorithm's invisible hand. Once a year, eight authors are selected to compete in The Games: a thirty-day live publishing cycle where Rank determines survival, compliance earns amplification, and the truest voices are the first ones buried.Zora Sutton writes from District Six - literary fiction, the place the Algorithm forgot to look. Her Rank is low. Her flag count is high. Her prose stops people mid-sentence.She was Reaped because her work was dangerous.She enters the arena knowing the system was designed for her to lose.What she doesn't know is that she isn't alone.Selah Beaumont writes faith that the church won't allow - the I don't know alongside the I believe, the grief that hasn't resolved into testimony. Roman Okafor has been writing toward nothing for four years, giving the Algorithm what it wants and calling the giving a career. Simone Price has been de-platformed three times and has 847,000 readers who found her anyway. And Brianna Cole - District One, the Board's preferred candidate, the evidence that the system works - brought coffee on Day Three and told Zora about her grandmother, and hasn't been the same since.Together they build something the Algorithm has no metric for.The Board calls it a cooperative arrangement.They call it a corner table. Six cups. The agreed.Against a system that reaches backward through time to use their histories against them - that flags cultural specificity, penalizes honest Black voices, and calls suppression competitive integrity - these authors discover that the most radical act available to them is also the most ancient one: Write the truest thing you know how to write.For the specific people.Without apology.The Author Games is a love letter to every writer who has been told their work has limited crossover appeal. It is a mirror held up to the publishing industry's most comfortable lies. And it is proof that the things the Algorithm forgot to count are the things that matter most.For readers of Colson Whitehead, Jesmyn Ward, and Suzanne Collins. For every author who has ever written in a notebook no algorithm ever saw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Zariah Kane spent her entire life believing her mother was just a hairstylist from Deep Creek with strict rules about survival: Keep your head down.Keep your credit clean.Keep your name out of mouths that don't pay your bills.Then Nia Kane dies.At the funeral, strangers in tailored suits line the back pews. A wreath of black roses rests beside the casket. And Dominic Laurent - quiet, calculating, and impossible to read - watches Zariah like he already knows who she is.He does.Because Nia Kane wasn't just connected to the powerful Laurent family empire.She helped build it.Now the seat she protected for decades belongs to her daughter.Pulled into a world of inherited power, buried bloodlines, and dangerous family politics, Zariah finds herself caught between two Laurent brothers fighting for control of the empire: Victor, the ruthless heir who rules through fear, and Dominic, the strategic son trying to turn the family legitimate while hiding secrets of his own.But the deeper Zariah digs into her mother's past, the more terrifying the truth becomes: The Laurents didn't just hide her from the family legacy.They hid the family legacy inside her.As betrayal closes in and old ghosts begin resurfacing, Zariah must decide what kind of woman she's willing to become - before the empire decides for her.Beauty. Betrayal. Blood.Black Rose: Zariah is the first novel in a dark, emotionally layered trilogy about power, loyalty, inheritance, and the dangerous women born from family secrets. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Robbins, Navi (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Wray Parker did everything right.Twenty years in the Navy. A Bronze Star. A family that loved him. On an ordinary afternoon in Norfolk, Virginia, he reached for his registration during a traffic stop, and was shot three times by Officer Ben McHolland.The DA declined to prosecute. The investigation went cold. The city moved on.The Parker family did not.Yara Parker reads the news every night from behind an anchor desk, her grief pressed flat beneath a professional smile. Her cousin Z fixes cars and says little. Together, they have watched the system decide - clearly, repeatedly, without apology - that Wray's life was not worth pursuing.So they decide something too.When DA Susan Blakely is found dead in her Ghent home - a quarter placed deliberately on her forehead - Norfolk erupts. The police investigate. The media speculates. And Yara Parker sits behind her anchor desk and reports on her own secret.But Blakely is only the first quarter.YZ is a novel about what a family does when the courts won't. About the cost of grief that has nowhere legal to go. About a thirteen-year-old girl who sees everything and has to decide what to do with what she knows. And about a grieving husband, a Marine, who is hunting the people responsible for his wife's death, and slowly coming to understand why they did it.This book does not look away. Neither will you.Perfect for readers of urban fiction, literary crime, and stories that ask the questions everyone else is afraid to ask. 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. In a world where the Algorithm decides who gets read, one question determines everything: what are you willing to give up to be seen?The Author Games is a dystopian literary novel set in a near-future publishing world divided into Districts - each one a genre, each one ranked by the Algorithm's invisible hand. Once a year, eight authors are selected to compete in The Games: a thirty-day live publishing cycle where Rank determines survival, compliance earns amplification, and the truest voices are the first ones buried.Zora Sutton writes from District Six - literary fiction, the place the Algorithm forgot to look. Her Rank is low. Her flag count is high. Her prose stops people mid-sentence.She was Reaped because her work was dangerous.She enters the arena knowing the system was designed for her to lose.What she doesn't know is that she isn't alone.Selah Beaumont writes faith that the church won't allow - the I don't know alongside the I believe, the grief that hasn't resolved into testimony. Roman Okafor has been writing toward nothing for four years, giving the Algorithm what it wants and calling the giving a career. Simone Price has been de-platformed three times and has 847,000 readers who found her anyway. And Brianna Cole - District One, the Board's preferred candidate, the evidence that the system works - brought coffee on Day Three and told Zora about her grandmother, and hasn't been the same since.Together they build something the Algorithm has no metric for.The Board calls it a cooperative arrangement.They call it a corner table. Six cups. The agreed.Against a system that reaches backward through time to use their histories against them - that flags cultural specificity, penalizes honest Black voices, and calls suppression competitive integrity - these authors discover that the most radical act available to them is also the most ancient one: Write the truest thing you know how to write.For the specific people.Without apology.The Author Games is a love letter to every writer who has been told their work has limited crossover appeal. It is a mirror held up to the publishing industry's most comfortable lies. And it is proof that the things the Algorithm forgot to count are the things that matter most.For readers of Colson Whitehead, Jesmyn Ward, and Suzanne Collins. For every author who has ever written in a notebook no algorithm ever saw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …