ISBN: 9798270935702 - the night loop: quiet after ten (10 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the bravest thing a town could do after dark was. slow down When a river bridge goes engine-free after 10 p.m., a quiet rule rewires a community. An adjunct professor who can't stop analyzing, a greenhouse director who turns policy into practice, and a reformed rooftop daredevil learn that ordinary courage-helmets, lights, courtesy-can outlast spectacle. There's a rumor of a rider on an e-bike, a data center humming on the hill, and a town that chooses ritual over drama until safety becomes second nature.'The Night Loop: Quiet after ten' is a modern, civic ghost story about restraint, neighbors, and the soft power of rules people actually keep. It's for readers who like their wonders grounded: LEDs over water, street signs that mean it, and a love story that respects work schedules. No chases. No stunts. Just a bridge, a promise, and the people who keep both.You'll love this book if you enjoy: - Small-town literary fiction with a contemporary pulse- Lyrical prose that stays readable (and quotable)- Community problem-solving that's oddly gripping- Gentle myth, modern tech, and believable hope- Subtle romance, found family, and second chancesPerfect for readers of Emily St. John Mandel's quieter worlds, Ted Chiang-adjacent 'what if's without doom, and fans of civic-minded fiction-but with bikes, LEDs, and better signage.Tagline: Make the night kinder. Start with a rule.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the bravest thing a town could do after dark was. slow down?When a river bridge goes engine-free after 10 p.m., a quiet rule rewires a community. An adjunct professor who can't stop analyzing, a greenhouse director who turns policy into practice, and a reformed rooftop daredevil learn that ordinary courage-helmets, lights, courtesy-can outlast spectacle. There's a rumor of a rider on an e-bike, a data center humming on the hill, and a town that chooses ritual over drama until safety becomes second nature."The Night Loop: Quiet after ten" is a modern, civic ghost story about restraint, neighbors, and the soft power of rules people actually keep. It's for readers who like their wonders grounded: LEDs over water, street signs that mean it, and a love story that respects work schedules. No chases. No stunts. Just a bridge, a promise, and the people who keep both.You'll love this book if you enjoy: Small-town literary fiction with a contemporary pulseLyrical prose that stays readable (and quotable)Community problem-solving that's oddly grippingGentle myth, modern tech, and believable hopeSubtle romance, found family, and second chancesPerfect for readers of Emily St. John Mandel's quieter worlds, Ted Chiang-adjacent "what if"s without doom, and fans of civic-minded fiction-but with bikes, LEDs, and better signage.Tagline: Make the night kinder. Start with a rule. 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. What if the bravest thing a town could do after dark was. slow down?When a river bridge goes engine-free after 10 p.m., a quiet rule rewires a community. An adjunct professor who can't stop analyzing, a greenhouse director who turns policy into practice, and a reformed rooftop daredevil learn that ordinary courage-helmets, lights, courtesy-can outlast spectacle. There's a rumor of a rider on an e-bike, a data center humming on the hill, and a town that chooses ritual over drama until safety becomes second nature."The Night Loop: Quiet after ten" is a modern, civic ghost story about restraint, neighbors, and the soft power of rules people actually keep. It's for readers who like their wonders grounded: LEDs over water, street signs that mean it, and a love story that respects work schedules. No chases. No stunts. Just a bridge, a promise, and the people who keep both.You'll love this book if you enjoy: Small-town literary fiction with a contemporary pulseLyrical prose that stays readable (and quotable)Community problem-solving that's oddly grippingGentle myth, modern tech, and believable hopeSubtle romance, found family, and second chancesPerfect for readers of Emily St. John Mandel's quieter worlds, Ted Chiang-adjacent "what if"s without doom, and fans of civic-minded fiction-but with bikes, LEDs, and better signage.Tagline: Make the night kinder. Start with a rule. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…