KillingCuriosity
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Rheia Thorne survived her first year in the Riders Quadrant. Barely.
She doesn’t trust the professors, the rules, or the war they’re being trained for—and certainly not the leadership that placed Blake Morven in charge of Tail Section. Her squadmates think she’s just sharp-edged. Rheia knows better. She’s watching everything. Because the moment you stop questioning is the moment Basgiath kills you.
It’s Conscription Day. The first-years are already dying. And Rheia’s about to learn that the worst enemies aren’t always the ones in front of you.
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Vesper Sitara was raised to be a legacy.
Daughter of two infamous Tyrrish assassins, she arrives at Basgiath War College with one goal: to make her parents proud and ensure their name is never forgotten. While others fight to survive the Riders Quadrant, Vesper intends to conquer it-blade, bone, and fire.
Placed under the command of Xaden Riorson, the ruthless wingleader tasked with keeping the marked ones alive, Vesper quickly becomes a problem he can't control. He demands restraint. She was raised for rebellion. Every clash between them burns sharper than the last-and no matter how hard she tries, she can't seem to stay away from him, even when she knows exactly how dangerous that is.
As her first year unfolds, Vesper gains power: a dragon as savage as she is, and a place in a quiet rebellion growing beneath Navarre's rule. But chasing her parents' legacy means stepping deeper into blood, secrets, and a war that is far from over.
Vesper Sitara didn't come to Basgiath to survive.
She came to become a legend...even if it kills her.
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Silvia Solana dies before she ever sees Pandora. Her twin — bright, young, but no biologist — takes her locker, her link, and her Avatar.
Nadia Solana saves the RDA millions of dollars.
She makes sure they lose the war.
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When the Forest People arrive at Awa'atlu, the reef begins to change in ways no one wants to name. Bound by duty, visions, and the weight of leadership, a daughter of the sea must learn which currents to resist and which will shape her fate.
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“I do not understand,” I say, anger flaring in me suddenly. “What do you want from me?”
“I want you to look at me. I—” His voice breaks, just barely. He clears his throat and looks at me straight. Brave. “I want you to look at me,”
My anger falters.
“All my life,” he chokes, looking at me helplessly. “That’s all I’ve wanted. But you have never. I cannot stand to see you with Tarsem or Ìpxea, or whoever else. I cannot stand it; I am selfish. I want to be awful to them.” He laughs, without humor, and looks down at his feet. “I thought I could just stay away. But then you almost die taking a bullet for us!”
I stare at him helplessly, my heart its own creature in my chest.
---Jun is many things: an orphaned boy, a capable hunter, a fine warrior. And, apparently, the sole object of Neteyam’s desires.