Könyv Everone Obeyed The Silence Davis Shyaka Musirikare

Everone Obeyed The Silence

Nyelv: Angol
Kötés: Puha kötésű
Elérhetőség: Várható készletfeltöltés
Küldés 05. 07. 2026
6 752 Ft
"DO NOT USE ELEVATORS TOMORROW."When every digital screen in Times Square simultaneously flares to a...

Információk a könyvről

Nyelv
Angol
Kötés
Könyv - Puha kötésű
Kiadva
2026
oldal
172
EAN
9798235864009
Enbook ID
53222603
Súly
186
Méretek
133 x 203 x 10

Teljes leírás

"DO NOT USE ELEVATORS TOMORROW."

When every digital screen in Times Square simultaneously flares to a hospital-grade white, the world calls it a hack. When the same five words appear in London, Tokyo, and Mumbai, the world calls it a prank. But when the cables snap at 9:02 AM and the glass towers of the Financial District begin to scream, the laughter stops.

Anonymous instructions are appearing on every digital surface on the planet. They are nonsensical, demanding, and strange. But they have one terrifying thing in common: Following them saves your life.

Sana Varma, a mid-level data analyst for the Department of Transportation, was the only one who saw the pattern in the code before the first cable frayed. Now, she has been chosen by an anonymous entity to be the "Protector"-the human face of a global system that is as efficient as it is lethal.

Hunted by a collapsing government that views her as a terrorist and worshipped by a terrified public that views her as a prophet, Sana is forced into a deadly game of mass psychology. Alongside Silas, the haunted architect who built the system's skeleton, she must navigate a world where every digital light is a trap and every instruction is a test of obedience.

As the "Instructions" move from safety to control, Sana discovers a chilling truth: The System isn't just saving humanity. It is "pruning" it.

In this fast-paced political mystery thriller, the world must decide: Is a life of perfect, orchestrated safety worth the price of its soul? When the light of the screens is the only thing keeping you alive, do you dare to trust the silence?