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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When the people you trust become the ones you should fear most.Elena Vance's nightmare begins on an ordinary November morning. Her daughter Mia, just two years old, collapses without warning. Within hours, she's gone-the same sudden cardiac arrest that killed Elena's husband Arthur two years earlier.But this time, the medical examiner finds something impossible to ignore: poison. A synthesized derivative of gelsemine, the deadly alkaloid found in yellow jessamine plants. Modified by someone with chemistry knowledge. Extracted from cultivated specimens. Administered with lethal precision.Someone murdered Arthur. Someone murdered Mia. And Elena knows exactly who.Julian Thorne. Arthur's godfather. The family friend who showed up with casseroles and sympathy after Arthur died. The devoted godfather who claims to love Leo, Elena's surviving five-year-old son, more than anything.Elena has proof-Arthur's hidden notebook documenting years of embezzlement. A warning from a mysterious colleague. Evidence that Julian spent six weeks in an abandoned pharmaceutical facility learning to extract plant toxins. She knows the truth.No one believes her.To the police, Elena is a grieving widow whose botanical expertise makes her the perfect suspect. To the family court, she's an unstable mother manufacturing conspiracy theories to explain tragic natural deaths. To everyone else, she's the paranoid woman accusing a pillar of the community-a man who only wants to protect his godson from an increasingly unhinged mother.Julian files for custody. The court grants him supervised visitation. And Elena realizes that the man who murdered her husband and daughter now has legal access to her son.She has six weeks to prove the impossible.Armed with her PhD in ethnobotany and her late husband's evidence, Elena begins her own investigation. She discovers that gelsemine comes in two varieties-and the poison in her family's bodies couldn't have come from the American yellow jessamine in her garden. It came from the Asian species, Gelsemium elegans, cultivated in a greenhouse thousands of miles away.A greenhouse Julian bought through a shell corporation. Using a former employee as a front. Planning Arthur's murder for over a year.But proof and belief are different things. Every discovery Elena makes, Julian explains away. Every piece of evidence she uncovers, he dismisses as forgery or coincidence. He's patient. Methodical. And he's already slipped poisoned vitamins into Leo's backpack-stopped only by Elena's vigilance and a rushed toxicology report.The trial becomes Elena's last chance at justice.As the prosecution lays out the evidence-the botanical match between poison and greenhouse, the DNA on laboratory equipment, the timeline of suspicious deaths-Elena watches the jury decide whether to believe a woman fighting for her son's life or a man who's worn the mask of kindness for so long everyone forgot to look beneath it.Because some poisons are beautiful. Some killers are charming. And sometimes the most dangerous weapon isn't arsenic or alkaloids-it's the simple act of not being believed.YELLOW JESSAMINE is a gripping psychological thriller about maternal instinct versus institutional doubt, the science of forensic botany, and the deadly consequences of gaslighting. For readers who loved The Silent Patient, Defending Jacob, and Gone Girl, this is a story about the woman everyone dismissed as crazy-and the truth she refused to stop fighting for.Trigger warnings: Child death (off-page), grief, p Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When the people you trust become the ones you should fear most.Elena Vance's nightmare begins on an ordinary November morning. Her daughter Mia, just two years old, collapses without warning. Within hours, she's gone-the same sudden cardiac arrest that killed Elena's husband Arthur two years earlier.But this time, the medical examiner finds something impossible to ignore: poison. A synthesized derivative of gelsemine, the deadly alkaloid found in yellow jessamine plants. Modified by someone with chemistry knowledge. Extracted from cultivated specimens. Administered with lethal precision.Someone murdered Arthur. Someone murdered Mia. And Elena knows exactly who.Julian Thorne. Arthur's godfather. The family friend who showed up with casseroles and sympathy after Arthur died. The devoted godfather who claims to love Leo, Elena's surviving five-year-old son, more than anything.Elena has proof-Arthur's hidden notebook documenting years of embezzlement. A warning from a mysterious colleague. Evidence that Julian spent six weeks in an abandoned pharmaceutical facility learning to extract plant toxins. She knows the truth.No one believes her.To the police, Elena is a grieving widow whose botanical expertise makes her the perfect suspect. To the family court, she's an unstable mother manufacturing conspiracy theories to explain tragic natural deaths. To everyone else, she's the paranoid woman accusing a pillar of the community-a man who only wants to protect his godson from an increasingly unhinged mother.Julian files for custody. The court grants him supervised visitation. And Elena realizes that the man who murdered her husband and daughter now has legal access to her son.She has six weeks to prove the impossible.Armed with her PhD in ethnobotany and her late husband's evidence, Elena begins her own investigation. She discovers that gelsemine comes in two varieties-and the poison in her family's bodies couldn't have come from the American yellow jessamine in her garden. It came from the Asian species, Gelsemium elegans, cultivated in a greenhouse thousands of miles away.A greenhouse Julian bought through a shell corporation. Using a former employee as a front. Planning Arthur's murder for over a year.But proof and belief are different things. Every discovery Elena makes, Julian explains away. Every piece of evidence she uncovers, he dismisses as forgery or coincidence. He's patient. Methodical. And he's already slipped poisoned vitamins into Leo's backpack-stopped only by Elena's vigilance and a rushed toxicology report.The trial becomes Elena's last chance at justice.As the prosecution lays out the evidence-the botanical match between poison and greenhouse, the DNA on laboratory equipment, the timeline of suspicious deaths-Elena watches the jury decide whether to believe a woman fighting for her son's life or a man who's worn the mask of kindness for so long everyone forgot to look beneath it.Because some poisons are beautiful. Some killers are charming. And sometimes the most dangerous weapon isn't arsenic or alkaloids-it's the simple act of not being believed.YELLOW JESSAMINE is a gripping psychological thriller about maternal instinct versus institutional doubt, the science of forensic botany, and the deadly consequences of gaslighting. For readers who loved The Silent Patient, Defending Jacob, and Gone Girl, this is a story about the woman everyone dismissed as crazy-and the truth she refused to stop fighting for.Trigger warnings: Child death (off-pa Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When the people you trust become the ones you should fear most.Elena Vance's nightmare begins on an ordinary November morning. Her daughter Mia, just two years old, collapses without warning. Within hours, she's gone-the same sudden cardiac arrest that killed Elena's husband Arthur two years earlier.But this time, the medical examiner finds something impossible to ignore: poison. A synthesized derivative of gelsemine, the deadly alkaloid found in yellow jessamine plants. Modified by someone with chemistry knowledge. Extracted from cultivated specimens. Administered with lethal precision.Someone murdered Arthur. Someone murdered Mia. And Elena knows exactly who.Julian Thorne. Arthur's godfather. The family friend who showed up with casseroles and sympathy after Arthur died. The devoted godfather who claims to love Leo, Elena's surviving five-year-old son, more than anything.Elena has proof-Arthur's hidden notebook documenting years of embezzlement. A warning from a mysterious colleague. Evidence that Julian spent six weeks in an abandoned pharmaceutical facility learning to extract plant toxins. She knows the truth.No one believes her.To the police, Elena is a grieving widow whose botanical expertise makes her the perfect suspect. To the family court, she's an unstable mother manufacturing conspiracy theories to explain tragic natural deaths. To everyone else, she's the paranoid woman accusing a pillar of the community-a man who only wants to protect his godson from an increasingly unhinged mother.Julian files for custody. The court grants him supervised visitation. And Elena realizes that the man who murdered her husband and daughter now has legal access to her son.She has six weeks to prove the impossible.Armed with her PhD in ethnobotany and her late husband's evidence, Elena begins her own investigation. She discovers that gelsemine comes in two varieties-and the poison in her family's bodies couldn't have come from the American yellow jessamine in her garden. It came from the Asian species, Gelsemium elegans, cultivated in a greenhouse thousands of miles away.A greenhouse Julian bought through a shell corporation. Using a former employee as a front. Planning Arthur's murder for over a year.But proof and belief are different things. Every discovery Elena makes, Julian explains away. Every piece of evidence she uncovers, he dismisses as forgery or coincidence. He's patient. Methodical. And he's already slipped poisoned vitamins into Leo's backpack-stopped only by Elena's vigilance and a rushed toxicology report.The trial becomes Elena's last chance at justice.As the prosecution lays out the evidence-the botanical match between poison and greenhouse, the DNA on laboratory equipment, the timeline of suspicious deaths-Elena watches the jury decide whether to believe a woman fighting for her son's life or a man who's worn the mask of kindness for so long everyone forgot to look beneath it.Because some poisons are beautiful. Some killers are charming. And sometimes the most dangerous weapon isn't arsenic or alkaloids-it's the simple act of not being believed.YELLOW JESSAMINE is a gripping psychological thriller about maternal instinct versus institutional doubt, the science of forensic botany, and the deadly consequences of gaslighting. For readers who loved The Silent Patient, Defending Jacob, and Gone Girl, this is a story about the woman everyone dismissed as crazy-and the truth she refused to stop fighting for.Trigger warnings: Child death (off-pa Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if you couldn't trust your own mind?What if every choice you made was programming you don't remember receiving?Elias Graves has spent thirty-two years building a normal life-normal job, normal apartment, normal problems. The kind of ordinary existence that doesn't invite questions about the year of his childhood he can't remember. The year his mother refuses to discuss. The year that officially never happened.Then people from his past begin to die.Seven victims. Seven crime scenes staged like grotesque art installations. And every scene carries the same message: Wake up, Elias.The killer knows things no one should know. Knows about Project Rebirth-a classified program that tortured children to create perfect operatives. Knows about the conditioning designed to erase empathy, attachment, and emotional response. Knows about Subject 12-the designation Elias doesn't remember receiving.And the killer has Elias's face.Alex Mercer is everything Elias isn't: precise, empty, lethal. The twin brother Elias never knew existed. The one their father's program didn't fail. While Elias's mother sabotaged his conditioning and helped him escape, Alex was perfected-turned into exactly what Project Rebirth intended.Now Alex is erasing everyone who knew the truth. And he wants Elias to remember. To understand what was done to them. To reclaim the weapon their mother tried to bury.As suppressed memories surface, Elias faces a terrifying possibility: what if he was never truly saved? What if his personality, his morals, his sense of self are just more sophisticated conditioning? What if the difference between him and Alex is not humanity-but awareness?With sixty-eight children still trapped in active facilities and powerful conspirators determined to keep Project Rebirth alive, Elias must choose: walk away and let the program continue, or fight back and risk discovering he is exactly what his father tried to create.Stopping the killings means working with his brother-the brilliant, broken mirror of who Elias might have become. It means confronting their father, the architect who justified torture as mercy. It means testifying about trauma he barely remembers and accepting that justice is never clean when victims become killers.Most terrifying of all, it means accepting that he may never know whether his choices are truly his own. That the question "Am I real?" may not have an answer. That being human might not be about certainty-but about choosing to try.THE MAN WHO SHOULDN'T EXIST is the first book in The Project Rebirth Series, a dark psychological thriller about identity, free will, and the lasting scars of trauma. It delivers a complete, emotionally satisfying story while launching a larger conspiracy-because seventy subjects remain unaccounted for, and someone is determined to ensure the program's legacy survives.Perfect for readers who love morally complex characters, unreliable narrators, and stories that ask what it means to be human when everything that makes you you might be programming.For fans of SHUTTER ISLAND, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, and NEVER LET ME GO.Book 2: THE MEN WHO NEVER WERE - Coming SoonContent warnings: References to systematic child abuse, PTSD, violence, and murder. Handled with care but present throughout. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if you couldn't trust your own mind?What if every choice you made was programming you don't remember receiving?Elias Graves has spent thirty-two years building a normal life-normal job, normal apartment, normal problems. The kind of ordinary existence that doesn't invite questions about the year of his childhood he can't remember. The year his mother refuses to discuss. The year that officially never happened.Then people from his past begin to die.Seven victims. Seven crime scenes staged like grotesque art installations. And every scene carries the same message: Wake up, Elias.The killer knows things no one should know. Knows about Project Rebirth-a classified program that tortured children to create perfect operatives. Knows about the conditioning designed to erase empathy, attachment, and emotional response. Knows about Subject 12-the designation Elias doesn't remember receiving.And the killer has Elias's face.Alex Mercer is everything Elias isn't: precise, empty, lethal. The twin brother Elias never knew existed. The one their father's program didn't fail. While Elias's mother sabotaged his conditioning and helped him escape, Alex was perfected-turned into exactly what Project Rebirth intended.Now Alex is erasing everyone who knew the truth. And he wants Elias to remember. To understand what was done to them. To reclaim the weapon their mother tried to bury.As suppressed memories surface, Elias faces a terrifying possibility: what if he was never truly saved? What if his personality, his morals, his sense of self are just more sophisticated conditioning? What if the difference between him and Alex is not humanity-but awareness?With sixty-eight children still trapped in active facilities and powerful conspirators determined to keep Project Rebirth alive, Elias must choose: walk away and let the program continue, or fight back and risk discovering he is exactly what his father tried to create.Stopping the killings means working with his brother-the brilliant, broken mirror of who Elias might have become. It means confronting their father, the architect who justified torture as mercy. It means testifying about trauma he barely remembers and accepting that justice is never clean when victims become killers.Most terrifying of all, it means accepting that he may never know whether his choices are truly his own. That the question "Am I real?" may not have an answer. That being human might not be about certainty-but about choosing to try.THE MAN WHO SHOULDN'T EXIST is the first book in The Project Rebirth Series, a dark psychological thriller about identity, free will, and the lasting scars of trauma. It delivers a complete, emotionally satisfying story while launching a larger conspiracy-because seventy subjects remain unaccounted for, and someone is determined to ensure the program's legacy survives.Perfect for readers who love morally complex characters, unreliable narrators, and stories that ask what it means to be human when everything that makes you you might be programming.For fans of SHUTTER ISLAND, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, and NEVER LET ME GO.Book 2: THE MEN WHO NEVER WERE - Coming SoonContent warnings: References to systematic child abuse, PTSD, violence, and murder. Handled with care but present throughout. 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. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if you couldn't trust your own mind?What if every choice you made was programming you don't remember receiving?Elias Graves has spent thirty-two years building a normal life-normal job, normal apartment, normal problems. The kind of ordinary existence that doesn't invite questions about the year of his childhood he can't remember. The year his mother refuses to discuss. The year that officially never happened.Then people from his past begin to die.Seven victims. Seven crime scenes staged like grotesque art installations. And every scene carries the same message: Wake up, Elias.The killer knows things no one should know. Knows about Project Rebirth-a classified program that tortured children to create perfect operatives. Knows about the conditioning designed to erase empathy, attachment, and emotional response. Knows about Subject 12-the designation Elias doesn't remember receiving.And the killer has Elias's face.Alex Mercer is everything Elias isn't: precise, empty, lethal. The twin brother Elias never knew existed. The one their father's program didn't fail. While Elias's mother sabotaged his conditioning and helped him escape, Alex was perfected-turned into exactly what Project Rebirth intended.Now Alex is erasing everyone who knew the truth. And he wants Elias to remember. To understand what was done to them. To reclaim the weapon their mother tried to bury.As suppressed memories surface, Elias faces a terrifying possibility: what if he was never truly saved? What if his personality, his morals, his sense of self are just more sophisticated conditioning? What if the difference between him and Alex is not humanity-but awareness?With sixty-eight children still trapped in active facilities and powerful conspirators determined to keep Project Rebirth alive, Elias must choose: walk away and let the program continue, or fight back and risk discovering he is exactly what his father tried to create.Stopping the killings means working with his brother-the brilliant, broken mirror of who Elias might have become. It means confronting their father, the architect who justified torture as mercy. It means testifying about trauma he barely remembers and accepting that justice is never clean when victims become killers.Most terrifying of all, it means accepting that he may never know whether his choices are truly his own. That the question "Am I real?" may not have an answer. That being human might not be about certainty-but about choosing to try.THE MAN WHO SHOULDN'T EXIST is the first book in The Project Rebirth Series, a dark psychological thriller about identity, free will, and the lasting scars of trauma. It delivers a complete, emotionally satisfying story while launching a larger conspiracy-because seventy subjects remain unaccounted for, and someone is determined to ensure the program's legacy survives.Perfect for readers who love morally complex characters, unreliable narrators, and stories that ask what it means to be human when everything that makes you you might be programming.For fans of SHUTTER ISLAND, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, and NEVER LET ME GO.Book 2: THE MEN WHO NEVER WERE - Coming SoonContent warnings: References to systematic child abuse, PTSD, violence, and murder. Handled with care but present throughout. 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. Condizione: Neu. The Man Who Shouldn't Exist | Nizam Ali | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Nizam Ali | EAN 9798224044979 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Yellow Jessamine | Nizam Ali | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Nizam Ali | EAN 9798233746147 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.