9798248508990 - Fault Line de Goodrich, Christine; Goodrich, George (4 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Baltimore didn't break.It adapted.After a citywide crisis exposes cracks in emergency systems and public trust, Baltimore emerges stronger-faster response times, tighter coordination, smarter deployment. Officials call it resilience.Detective Sean Mallory calls it something else.When a coordinated blackout triggers a chain of perfectly measured reactions, Mallory begins to see a pattern beneath the recovery. Infrastructure failures align too neatly. Response times improve too precisely. Data models surface that suggest the city wasn't just responding to chaos - it was being observed during it.As Mallory digs deeper, he uncovers evidence that Baltimore may have been used as a control reference in a broader behavioral study - one designed to measure how cities, institutions, and individuals react under pressure.But here's the problem: The system works.Crime drops. Panic decreases. The city stabilizes.So what happens when stability itself becomes the experiment?Caught between public confidence and private doubt, Mallory must confront a chilling possibility: he wasn't fighting collapse - he was helping validate the model behind it.In Fault Line, the Baltimore Series shifts from street-level crime to psychological suspense, exploring the fragile space between safety and control - and asking the question no one wants to answer: Who decides how a city survives? 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. Baltimore didn't break.It adapted.After a citywide crisis exposes cracks in emergency systems and public trust, Baltimore emerges stronger-faster response times, tighter coordination, smarter deployment. Officials call it resilience.Detective Sean Mallory calls it something else.When a coordinated blackout triggers a chain of perfectly measured reactions, Mallory begins to see a pattern beneath the recovery. Infrastructure failures align too neatly. Response times improve too precisely. Data models surface that suggest the city wasn't just responding to chaos - it was being observed during it.As Mallory digs deeper, he uncovers evidence that Baltimore may have been used as a control reference in a broader behavioral study - one designed to measure how cities, institutions, and individuals react under pressure.But here's the problem: The system works.Crime drops. Panic decreases. The city stabilizes.So what happens when stability itself becomes the experiment?Caught between public confidence and private doubt, Mallory must confront a chilling possibility: he wasn't fighting collapse - he was helping validate the model behind it.In Fault Line, the Baltimore Series shifts from street-level crime to psychological suspense, exploring the fragile space between safety and control - and asking the question no one wants to answer: Who decides how a city survives? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.