Breaking Boundaries

The Choice That Changed Everything

von Jason Thomson

210 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

What if the signal that could save the world also had the power to erase it?In a world fractured by war, silence, and secrets, elite trainer Olivia Martinez thought she was done with front lines-until a mysterious signal pulses through the snowy Alps, reigniting a mission long buried beneath politics and lies. When a NATO outpost goes dark and a rogue AI network reactivates, Olivia is forced back into action alongside Alex Russo-a disgraced striker with a past as complicated as the encrypted threat they face.But this isn't just a mission. It's a countdown.Together with a small team of misfits-each bearing scars of betrayal, loss, and buried guilt-Olivia descends into the unknown, chasing a ghost-code signal that leads them not just across treacherous terrain, but through unraveling timelines and fractured realities. As glyphs awaken beneath her skin and ancient technology begins to stir, Olivia realizes the signal isn't just calling to her. It's part of her.She isn't just a survivor. She's the axis.Every step brings them closer to the Origin Chamber-a place where choice and consequence collapse into one-and to a decision that will determine which timeline survives and which worlds must vanish.As the countdown reaches zero, the question becomes: What are you willing to sacrifice to protect a future that may never be yours?A pulse-pounding blend of science fiction, emotional depth, and high-stakes action, Breaking Boundaries: The Choice That Changed Everything weaves themes of identity, resilience, and what it truly means to choose your path-when the universe demands more than one future.Fans of The Expanse, Arrival, and Annihilation will be captivated by this tightly paced, cinematic thriller of converging destinies and impossible decisions.Time is no longer linear.The past is watching.And the future is what you dare to make of it.

• ISBN: 9798349432255
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 20.06.2025
• Größe: 203 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Trevor Jensen