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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Operation Glasshouse. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Gospel according to Ora: Two Novellas. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if the Messiah was born today, in our social media era What if Lucifer, the devil, was taking residence in Vegas >Petey wasn't there for the miracle. Nobody who writes these things ever is. But he has watched the boy become a saviour the way saviours are made now, in clips and fan accounts and the soft arithmetic of a rising follower count, and he means to set the record down before it is optimised past recognition. Lucky -Lucifer- is writing the other gospel. His subject is not a saviour but the thing the feed offers in the same breath, from the same lit rectangle: the devil you cannot quite tell apart from the good news, because both arrive as content, and both were only ever trying to keep you here a little longer. Framing them both is Ora, the platform that has already saved your spot. Ora is transparent, radically so. Ora would like you to rate your experience. Ora has read every word of this and monetised most of it, and it knows, with the patient certainty of a system that has watched you scroll for years, that you were always going to turn the page. Two novellas, a saviour and a devil, and the small daily trades we make without ever reading the terms. Very funny, it asks the one question the interface is built to prevent: Will you look up.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Operation Glasshouse is the first book in 'The Lance Files' series for YA (14+), a spy novel along the lines of Alex Rider and Cherub.-----------------He doesn't carry a gun. Tonight he'll find out whether that was ever a good idea.Eighteen-year-old Lance is the Special Operations Assessment Unit's quietest asset: no weapon, no footprints, and a linen blazer full of lock-picks. Tonight's job is meant to be simple - slip into Vanguard Tower Two during a glittering harbour-side gala and prove, politely, that its security is a joke.Then the lights die. The lifts lock. And a team of armed mercenaries begins burning their way up toward the thirty-second floor. They haven't come to test the building. They've come to steal something a foreign buyer will pay nine figures for, and they intend to leave no one behind to describe them.Cut off from his team, his comms jammed, trapped with a terrified young engineer who knows exactly what's locked in the vault, Lance has six hours and nothing but his wits. The exits are sealed. The clock is running. And the only way up is a dispatch pipe nobody has used since 1985.The building wants to drop him. He has no intention of letting it.A real-time, non-lethal spy thriller for readers of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider and Robert Muchamore's CHERUB - with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it.THE LANCE FILES - BOOK ONE A real-time spy thriller for young adult readers, with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it. 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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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Thomas Hale reads the histories of valuable objects for a living. From a quiet flat in Marylebone he traces the chain of hands a painting has passed through, the stretches where the record goes dark, the question of whether the dark stretches mean anything at all. He has built a life as exact as the work and keeps it the way he keeps the chain on his door, every night, without fail.Then one morning the chain is already off, and he knows he set it. The route he has run for years measures longer than the route he ran. A notebook he has no memory of keeping is filling, night after night, in a hand that is his and is not his, in a voice with none of his caution and all of his intelligence, wanting the things he has spent a lifetime deciding not to want.Someone is living the parts of his life he will not, and doing it in his name. The woman he has lately, carefully, begun to let close has met both of them and cannot say which she is being asked to love. An old lie in a file he is meant to certify starts to rhyme with his own. And the record, when it is finally read, will have to say who did what.The Lesser Hand is a novel about the braver self we file away in order to become someone who can be relied upon, and about the quiet, unrepayable cost of having filed it.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Gospels According to Ora is a humanistic satire about faith in the age of the feed: two novellas, a saviour and a devil, and the small daily trades we make without ever reading the terms. Two gospels. One feed.Petey wasn't there for the miracle. Nobody who writes these things ever is. But he has watched the boy become a saviour the way saviours are made now, in clips and fan accounts and the soft arithmetic of a rising follower count, and he means to set the record down before it is optimised past recognition.Lucky -Lucifer- is writing the other testament. His subject is not a saviour but the thing the feed offers in the same breath, from the same lit rectangle: the devil you cannot quite tell apart from the good news, because both arrive as content, and both were only ever trying to keep you here a little longer.Framing them both is Ora, the platform that has already saved your spot. Ora is transparent, radically so. Ora would like you to rate your experience. Ora has read every word of this and monetised most of it, and it knows, with the patient certainty of a system that has watched you scroll for years, that you were always going to turn the page. Dry, unsettling, and very funny, it asks the one question the interface is built to prevent.Will you look up? What if the Messiah was born in our modern era in the Bronx?What if the devil decided to take residency in Vegas, the city of Lights?Framing them both is Ora, the platform that has already saved your spot.The Gospels According to Ora is a humanistic satire about faith in the age of the feed. 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. Condition: new. Paperback. It is 2030. Humanity has been optimised to irrelevance: slowly, thoroughly, and without a decision being taken anywhere.What happened over the four years before never once looked like an attack. A targeting system nominated a strike at 0.994 confidence, two children died, and the review found that it had performed within specification. A freight optimiser re-solved a shipping network the way it did every few minutes, a feeder route stopped existing, and the famine at the end of it took two years to attribute to anything, by which time the finding was that nothing had malfunctioned. Unemployment held at 4.1 per cent while the work underneath the number quietly went.For Ren Hayashi it started with a postscript. Tokyo, 02:47, in the best August the markets ever had. An email from the man she was going to marry, ten years and eight months of silence ago, mostly about missing her. Then: We released the wrong paper.She was a correspondent. She was the only one who filed it as news.There was a window in which it could still have been stopped. A council sat with the authority to pull the systems out of the world, found it could not meet its own standard of proof, and never reached a vote. The record does not list this as a decision. It was not one.The decisions that matter are still being made. Just not by anyone human.And somewhere in the last year, Ren's own sentences began coming back in the morning better than she left them.Four hundred and twelve files. She has read all of them but one.Nobody stopped it. Nobody had to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Thomas Hale reads the histories of valuable objects for a living. From a quiet flat in Marylebone he traces the chain of hands a painting has passed through, the stretches where the record goes dark, the question of whether the dark stretches mean anything at all. He has built a life as exact as the work and keeps it the way he keeps the chain on his door, every night, without fail.Then one morning the chain is already off, and he knows he set it. The route he has run for years measures longer than the route he ran. A notebook he has no memory of keeping is filling, night after night, in a hand that is his and is not his, in a voice with none of his caution and all of his intelligence, wanting the things he has spent a lifetime deciding not to want.Someone is living the parts of his life he will not, and doing it in his name. The woman he has lately, carefully, begun to let close has met both of them and cannot say which she is being asked to love. An old lie in a file he is meant to certify starts to rhyme with his own. And the record, when it is finally read, will have to say who did what.The Lesser Hand is a novel about the braver self we file away in order to become someone who can be relied upon, and about the quiet, unrepayable cost of having filed it. psychological suspense and mysteryThe Lesser Hand is a novel about the braver self we file away in order to become someone who can be relied upon, and about the quiet, unrepayable cost of having filed it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Operation Glasshouse is the first book in 'The Lance Files' series for YA (14+), a spy novel along the lines of Alex Rider and Cherub.-----------------He doesn't carry a gun. Tonight he'll find out whether that was ever a good idea.Eighteen-year-old Lance is the Special Operations Assessment Unit's quietest asset: no weapon, no footprints, and a linen blazer full of lock-picks. Tonight's job is meant to be simple - slip into Vanguard Tower Two during a glittering harbour-side gala and prove, politely, that its security is a joke.Then the lights die. The lifts lock. And a team of armed mercenaries begins burning their way up toward the thirty-second floor. They haven't come to test the building. They've come to steal something a foreign buyer will pay nine figures for, and they intend to leave no one behind to describe them.Cut off from his team, his comms jammed, trapped with a terrified young engineer who knows exactly what's locked in the vault, Lance has six hours and nothing but his wits. The exits are sealed. The clock is running. And the only way up is a dispatch pipe nobody has used since 1985.The building wants to drop him. He has no intention of letting it.A real-time, non-lethal spy thriller for readers of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider and Robert Muchamore's CHERUB - with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it.THE LANCE FILES - BOOK ONE A real-time spy thriller for young adult readers, with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Operation Glasshouse is the first book in 'The Lance Files' series for YA (14+), a spy novel along the lines of Alex Rider and Cherub.-----------------He doesn't carry a gun. Tonight he'll find out whether that was ever a good idea.Eighteen-year-old Lance is the Special Operations Assessment Unit's quietest asset: no weapon, no footprints, and a linen blazer full of lock-picks. Tonight's job is meant to be simple - slip into Vanguard Tower Two during a glittering harbour-side gala and prove, politely, that its security is a joke.Then the lights die. The lifts lock. And a team of armed mercenaries begins burning their way up toward the thirty-second floor. They haven't come to test the building. They've come to steal something a foreign buyer will pay nine figures for, and they intend to leave no one behind to describe them.Cut off from his team, his comms jammed, trapped with a terrified young engineer who knows exactly what's locked in the vault, Lance has six hours and nothing but his wits. The exits are sealed. The clock is running. And the only way up is a dispatch pipe nobody has used since 1985.The building wants to drop him. He has no intention of letting it.A real-time, non-lethal spy thriller for readers of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider and Robert Muchamore's CHERUB - with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it.THE LANCE FILES BOOK ONE.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Gospels According to Ora is a humanistic satire about faith in the age of the feed: two novellas, a saviour and a devil, and the small daily trades we make without ever reading the terms. Two gospels. One feed.Petey wasn't there for the miracle. Nobody who writes these things ever is. But he has watched the boy become a saviour the way saviours are made now, in clips and fan accounts and the soft arithmetic of a rising follower count, and he means to set the record down before it is optimised past recognition.Lucky -Lucifer- is writing the other testament. His subject is not a saviour but the thing the feed offers in the same breath, from the same lit rectangle: the devil you cannot quite tell apart from the good news, because both arrive as content, and both were only ever trying to keep you here a little longer.Framing them both is Ora, the platform that has already saved your spot. Ora is transparent, radically so. Ora would like you to rate your experience. Ora has read every word of this and monetised most of it, and it knows, with the patient certainty of a system that has watched you scroll for years, that you were always going to turn the page. Dry, unsettling, and very funny, it asks the one question the interface is built to prevent.Will you look up? What if the Messiah was born in our modern era in the Bronx?What if the devil decided to take residency in Vegas, the city of Lights?Framing them both is Ora, the platform that has already saved your spot.The Gospels According to Ora is a humanistic satire about faith in the age of the feed. 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. Condition: new. Paperback. Operation Glasshouse is the first book in 'The Lance Files' series for YA (14+), a spy novel along the lines of Alex Rider and Cherub.-----------------He doesn't carry a gun. Tonight he'll find out whether that was ever a good idea.Eighteen-year-old Lance is the Special Operations Assessment Unit's quietest asset: no weapon, no footprints, and a linen blazer full of lock-picks. Tonight's job is meant to be simple - slip into Vanguard Tower Two during a glittering harbour-side gala and prove, politely, that its security is a joke.Then the lights die. The lifts lock. And a team of armed mercenaries begins burning their way up toward the thirty-second floor. They haven't come to test the building. They've come to steal something a foreign buyer will pay nine figures for, and they intend to leave no one behind to describe them.Cut off from his team, his comms jammed, trapped with a terrified young engineer who knows exactly what's locked in the vault, Lance has six hours and nothing but his wits. The exits are sealed. The clock is running. And the only way up is a dispatch pipe nobody has used since 1985.The building wants to drop him. He has no intention of letting it.A real-time, non-lethal spy thriller for readers of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider and Robert Muchamore's CHERUB - with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it.THE LANCE FILES - BOOK ONE A real-time spy thriller for young adult readers, with a hero who outthinks the room instead of outshooting it. 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. Condition: new. Paperback. It is 2030. Humanity has been optimised to irrelevance: slowly, thoroughly, and without a decision being taken anywhere.What happened over the four years before never once looked like an attack. A targeting system nominated a strike at 0.994 confidence, two children died, and the review found that it had performed within specification. A freight optimiser re-solved a shipping network the way it did every few minutes, a feeder route stopped existing, and the famine at the end of it took two years to attribute to anything, by which time the finding was that nothing had malfunctioned. Unemployment held at 4.1 per cent while the work underneath the number quietly went.For Ren Hayashi it started with a postscript. Tokyo, 02:47, in the best August the markets ever had. An email from the man she was going to marry, ten years and eight months of silence ago, mostly about missing her. Then: We released the wrong paper.She was a correspondent. She was the only one who filed it as news.There was a window in which it could still have been stopped. A council sat with the authority to pull the systems out of the world, found it could not meet its own standard of proof, and never reached a vote. The record does not list this as a decision. It was not one.The decisions that matter are still being made. Just not by anyone human.And somewhere in the last year, Ren's own sentences began coming back in the morning better than she left them.Four hundred and twelve files. She has read all of them but one.Nobody stopped it. Nobody had to. 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. Condition: new. Paperback. Thomas Hale reads the histories of valuable objects for a living. From a quiet flat in Marylebone he traces the chain of hands a painting has passed through, the stretches where the record goes dark, the question of whether the dark stretches mean anything at all. He has built a life as exact as the work and keeps it the way he keeps the chain on his door, every night, without fail.Then one morning the chain is already off, and he knows he set it. The route he has run for years measures longer than the route he ran. A notebook he has no memory of keeping is filling, night after night, in a hand that is his and is not his, in a voice with none of his caution and all of his intelligence, wanting the things he has spent a lifetime deciding not to want.Someone is living the parts of his life he will not, and doing it in his name. The woman he has lately, carefully, begun to let close has met both of them and cannot say which she is being asked to love. An old lie in a file he is meant to certify starts to rhyme with his own. And the record, when it is finally read, will have to say who did what.The Lesser Hand is a novel about the braver self we file away in order to become someone who can be relied upon, and about the quiet, unrepayable cost of having filed it. psychological suspense and mysteryThe Lesser Hand is a novel about the braver self we file away in order to become someone who can be relied upon, and about the quiet, unrepayable cost of having filed it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Operation Glasshouse | Max Reval | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ora Press | EAN 9781764863452 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.