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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - My town threw its biggest party of the year the week my best friend disappeared. Nobody canceled the fireworks. Nobody canceled the parade. In Hollow Bend, the Fourth of July has never missed - not for the Depression, not for the flood, and not for a seventeen-year-old girl who stopped answering her phone. Nora Kessler knows her best friend didn't run away. Sadie Lennox never missed a shift at the slushie window, never left her wallet behind, and never - not once in seventeen years - planned to miss the fireworks. But the county typed four words into a file - no indicators of foul play - and the whole town exhaled. Then Nora starts asking questions, and the town starts answering. Politely. Warmly. Reasonably. With everything except the truth. The shopkeeper who folds her missing-person flyer into his pocket instead of hanging it. The councilwoman who offers her a chair instead of a search. The bank calling her family's diner at midnight. Every adult in Hollow Bend has a perfectly good reason to wait until after the Fourth - and not one of them has to tell a single lie to say it. Armed with her best friend's notebook, a stack of homemade flyers, and rules written in a code only partners understand, Nora has six days to find the truth - before a closing date the whole town is protecting, before the festival buries it, and before she becomes the second girl this county refuses to look for. A must-read for fans of One of Us Is Lying, We Were Liars, and A Good Girl's Guide to Murder: - A ticking-clock mystery told in real time - six days, no skipping ahead- A small town where everyone is a suspect and no one is a villain- Best-friendship, first loyalty, and what staying quiet really costs- A lake that keeps every secret - until it gives one back Paper doesn't ping. Copy that. Scroll up and start the countdown.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Lena Marsh talks to her reflection. One night, it talks back.Lena is twelve, and new in town, and lonely in the specific way only a new kid in a new house can be. So when the antique mirror already standing in her bedroom starts answering her back, she doesn't run. She's grateful.Her name is Elena. She's kind. She's funny. She knows exactly what to say - because she's had all night, every night, to learn.At first, Elena only helps: the right answer on a quiz, the right joke at the right moment, the right thing to say to a distracted mom. Then Lena starts losing time. A classmate thanks her for a kindness she doesn't remember doing. Her mother laughs a laugh that isn't quite hers.Somewhere behind the glass, a girl named Callie disappeared thirty-six years ago - and nobody in town remembers her at all.Lena has until her birthday to prove which one of them is real. But the mirror doesn't take you all at once.It's kind. It's patient. And it's very, very good at being you.A quiet, creeping horror novel for readers who like their scares smart, slow, and hard to shake - perfect for fans of Coraline, Small Spaces, and Doll Bones.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - They can erase your past. But not your choice. Noah Vale was the Bureau's best weapon. With Lethe-a stolen Alzheimer's cure-he could delete a man's memories like files from a hard drive. Guilt. Trauma. Witnesses. Gone. Then they used it on him. Waking in Prague with a gun in his hand and no memory of how it got there, Noah uncovers the truth: the UN weaponized a miracle drug, his mother runs the program, and his name is the kill switch. To burn it all down, he'll have to erase himself. The Ghost Bureau is a breakneck espionage thriller for fans of Jason Bourne, Jack Ryan, and Slow Horses. A story of spies who forget, the people who remember them, and the cost of truth when memory becomes a battlefield. I'm Noah Vale. And I remember it all. Let's clean up. Perfect for readers who love: - High-concept techno-thrillers- Conspiracy & rogue agencies- Amnesia & identity twists- Non-stop action from Prague to Geneva to Svalbard.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The city of Paris remembers everything. except the people it wants to forget. Inès Benamar's world shatters when she wakes up one morning to find her eight-year-old brother, Noé, has vanished. His room is now a smooth, freshly painted wall. His face has been edited out of every family photo. Her own mother doesn't remember she ever had a son. Noé has been claimed by L'Oubli-The Forgetting. But Inès refuses to let her brother disappear. Driven by a clue and armed with an unshakeable will, she plunges into the Paris Underground. There, she discovers a terrifying secret: a ghost train called Line 0. This train runs on the fuel of lost memories, preying on the undocumented, the poor, and the abandoned. Its currency is the past, and its passengers are children who have been erased from existence. To save Noé, Inès must board the train, navigating through stations that are portals to the city's darkest chapters: from the bloody barricades of the 1871 Commune to the crumbling housing projects of 2004. She is not alone. Bound together by loss, she joins a group of forgotten kids who call themselves The Turnstile Kids. But the city has a powerful bureaucratic machine designed to ensure you stay forgotten. To fight it, Inès learns you can't punch a system-you have to beat it with paperwork, memory, and an act of radical witness. Line 0: We Remember For You is a dark, gritty YA fantasy about love, resistance, and the war against being erased. For fans of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Tracy Deonn's Legendborn comes a dark YA fantasy about memory, resistance, and the war against being erased.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Everyone dies with unfinished business. Delia Marsh died with a one-star review. >>>>>Perfect for readers who love: - Workplace comedy with real emotional stakes- Afterlife premises with heart underneath the jokes- A satisfying, non-violent justice arc - no cape, no crusade, just receipts- Found-family warmth wrapped in corporate-satire bite Would Not Die Again. Five stars. Terrible service. The most honest review you'll ever read. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When the teachers are out, the spies are in.12-year-old Theo Reyes thought subbing for his math class was bad. Then a secret agency recruits him during a fire drill.Now Theo is Mr. Reyes by day, Substitute Agent by. also day. His mission: stop the PTA (not the bake sale kind) from turning Jefferson Middle into ground zero for a district-wide data heist.Armed with a hall pass that hacks computers, a drama queen best friend who weaponizes monologues, and a C- in French that would make his actual French teacher cry, Theo must go undercover as a substitute teacher to save his school.There's just one problem: He doesn't speak French.But the number one rule of AEP: Never break character.The Substitute Network: Classified is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud middle school spy novel for kids 9-12. Perfect for readers who enjoy the humor and adventure of Spy School and anyone who's ever wondered what's really happening in the teachers' lounge.If you like secret codes, school-wide lockdowns, lunch ladies with sporks, and undercover kids saving the day, this book is for you.Book 1 in the Substitute Network series.Grab your hall pass. Class is in session.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - No respawn in real life.Seventeen-year-old Aya Kim is GLITCHWITCH - the #1 Neon Runners speedrunner in Seoul, feared online for impossible shortcuts, banned exploits, and world-record reflexes.Then she discovers the truth: The game was never just a game.Built beneath the world's smart-city infrastructure, ATLAS is a hidden network controlling traffic lights, power grids, surveillance systems, and emergency response protocols across the globe.And it has a backdoor.Aya just opened it.Now governments, corporations, and black-market hackers are hunting the one teenager who can crash an entire city from a gaming PC.To stop a catastrophic blackout in Seoul, Aya has to lose the biggest esports tournament on Earth.But winning the wrong way triggers Phase 2.And someone is already using a city-builder game to rehearse real-world attacks in Dubai.With a broken parkour runner, a twelve-year-old drone prodigy, and a hacker who refuses to believe in admin privileges, Aya is pulled into a digital war where every exploit has consequences - and the final boss is the city itself.ATLAS UNDERGROUND is a high-stakes YA cyber thriller packed with esports, hacking, parkour, smart-city conspiracies, and runaway AI systems.Perfect for readers who love the high-stakes gaming of Warcross, the cyber paranoia of Mr. Robot, and the fast-paced team dynamics of City Spies.Key Themes- Esports and competitive gaming- Teen hackers and cyber warfare- Smart-city infrastructure sabotage- AI surveillance systems- Found-family teamwork- High-tech conspiracies and global blackoutsBecause when the game starts playing you, there's only one rule: Patch the world.Book One of the Atlas Underground series.…