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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ABOVE MY PAY GRADEA legacy of silence. A valley of secrets. A debt that has finally come due.On a warm October evening in a glass-walled Los Angeles art gallery, billionaire Franklin Marshall collapses and dies in front of two hundred elite witnesses. The cause: a rare, fast-acting toxin delivered through a single, brined oyster. Marshall, a man who built empires by controlling the supply, was weeks away from making a confession that would have dismantled the lives of the most powerful men in Washington-starting with Senator Theodore Whitmore.Jamie Rodriguez, a sixteen-year-old high school journalist with a homemade press badge and a relentless drive for the truth, is the first on the scene. What she discovers is not just a murder, but a thirty-year cover-up of an environmental crime that has poisoned a community.Joined by Sam Liu, whose mother has spent six years working inside Marshall's empire to document the truth, Jamie follows a paper trail that leads from the glittering heights of Bel Air to a fog-wrapped cabin in Humboldt County. There, they find the man who knows where the bodies are buried-and the memo that proves the contamination was no accident.As the clock ticks down to a backroom political deal designed to bury the evidence forever, Jamie and Sam must decide how much they are willing to risk to give a voice to twelve hundred people who have been told for twenty years that their sickness was a coincidence.In a world where justice is often considered above one's pay grade, two girls are about to prove that the truth has no price tag. 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. A Novel of the Fight for America's Land-Grant UniversitiesHe was a blacksmith's son from rural Vermont.He changed the course of American education.In 1810, Justin Morrill was born into a world where opportunity belonged to the few. College was for ministers and the wealthy. Farmers, mechanics, and laborers were expected to work-not to study.But Morrill believed the republic could be more than that.From the heat of his father's forge to the halls of Congress, The Republic of Knowledge tells the gripping story of how one self-educated shopkeeper reshaped the nation's future. Facing constitutional attacks, political sabotage, and a presidential veto, Morrill spent years fighting to pass a radical idea: that public land should fund public colleges-institutions dedicated not to Latin and theology, but to agriculture, engineering, and the practical sciences that would build a modern nation.When the Morrill Act finally passed in 1862-amid the chaos of the Civil War-it launched a quiet revolution. The "land-grant" colleges it created would feed a growing country, power industrial expansion, open doors to working-class students, and, over time, extend opportunity to Black Americans and Native communities long excluded from higher education.But the story does not end with victory.Spanning more than a century-from Kansas farm experiments to tribal colleges in Montana to modern budget crises-The Republic of Knowledge traces the enduring question at the heart of American democracy: Who is education for?Sweeping, deeply researched, and written with the urgency of a nation still debating its future, this is the story of the unfinished American promise-and the men and women who continue the fight to keep knowledge in the hands of the many, not the few. 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. She lost her sight.They thought she lost the fight.When elite San Francisco defense attorney Evelyn Manchester is nearly killed in a violent collision with a self-driving Waymo, the case is ruled a tragic technological malfunction. The autonomous vehicle ran a red light. No human error. No one to blame.But Evelyn knows better.Blinded permanently by the crash, her courtroom career seemingly over, Evelyn begins to suspect the unthinkable-that the "accident" was engineered. That someone hacked the system. And that she was the target.With the help of a driven law student and a shrinking circle of allies, Evelyn digs into a shadowy world where organized crime, cutting-edge technology, and corporate secrecy collide. As the evidence mounts, so does the danger. Because the people who tried to kill her once are watching-and they won't make the same mistake twice.Blind Justice is a gripping legal thriller about power, revenge, and the terrifying consequences of technology in the wrong hands-where losing everything may be the only way to uncover the truth. 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. When advertising executive Marcus Chen steps out of a parking garage meeting with his biggest client, he has no idea that Sam Prescott-president of HomeBase and the account that built Marcus's career-is already a dead man.Within hours, Marcus is sitting across from two San Francisco homicide detectives, staring at a burner phone that isn't his, texts he didn't write, and a manufactured grudge from a college romance fifteen years buried. Someone has constructed an elaborate frame around him-complete with fake messages, false motive, and a timeline with terrifying gaps. And whoever did it knows enough about Marcus's past to make the lie look almost true.The Frame opens at the collision point of two separate nightmares: a murder Marcus didn't commit, and a secret he's desperate to keep. Because Marcus has another vulnerability the police haven't found yet-a thirty-thousand-dollar bribe that brought his adopted son, Billy, into the world. When San Francisco's most expensive defense attorney takes his case, the question isn't just whether Marcus can prove his innocence. It's whether proving it will cost him everything else.As the investigation deepens, Marcus and his attorney Emma Soto uncover a more disturbing truth: the killing wasn't random, the frame wasn't improvised, and the man who built it has the resources, the patience, and the personal motive to watch Marcus spend the rest of his life in prison. Tracing the conspiracy back through old wounds, broken marriages, and a carefully staged murder scene, they begin to assemble the only defense that can work-not a simple alibi, but the complete, unsparing truth.Set in contemporary San Francisco against the steel-and-glass world of high-stakes advertising, courtrooms carved into the Transamerica Pyramid, and the quiet domestic terror of a family coming apart, The Frame is a propulsive legal thriller that never lets its hero-or its reader-catch a breath. Marcus Chen is not a perfect man. He's made choices he can't undo and told lies he can't take back. But he didn't kill Sam Prescott. And proving that, in a courtroom where evidence is narrative and narrative is everything, will require him to sacrifice the very secrets he's been protecting all along.For readers who love legal thrillers grounded in authentic courtroom procedure, morally complex protagonists, and high-pressure San Francisco settings, The Frame delivers a driving, suspense-filled story about what it takes to fight for the truth when the truth itself can bury you. 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. ABOVE MY PAY GRADEA legacy of silence. A valley of secrets. A debt that has finally come due.On a warm October evening in a glass-walled Los Angeles art gallery, billionaire Franklin Marshall collapses and dies in front of two hundred elite witnesses. The cause: a rare, fast-acting toxin delivered through a single, brined oyster. Marshall, a man who built empires by controlling the supply, was weeks away from making a confession that would have dismantled the lives of the most powerful men in Washington-starting with Senator Theodore Whitmore.Jamie Rodriguez, a sixteen-year-old high school journalist with a homemade press badge and a relentless drive for the truth, is the first on the scene. What she discovers is not just a murder, but a thirty-year cover-up of an environmental crime that has poisoned a community.Joined by Sam Liu, whose mother has spent six years working inside Marshall's empire to document the truth, Jamie follows a paper trail that leads from the glittering heights of Bel Air to a fog-wrapped cabin in Humboldt County. There, they find the man who knows where the bodies are buried-and the memo that proves the contamination was no accident.As the clock ticks down to a backroom political deal designed to bury the evidence forever, Jamie and Sam must decide how much they are willing to risk to give a voice to twelve hundred people who have been told for twenty years that their sickness was a coincidence.In a world where justice is often considered above one's pay grade, two girls are about to prove that the truth has no price tag. 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.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ABOVE MY PAY GRADEA legacy of silence. A valley of secrets. A debt that has finally come due.On a warm October evening in a glass-walled Los Angeles art gallery, billionaire Franklin Marshall collapses and dies in front of two hundred elite witnesses. The cause: a rare, fast-acting toxin delivered through a single, brined oyster. Marshall, a man who built empires by controlling the supply, was weeks away from making a confession that would have dismantled the lives of the most powerful men in Washington-starting with Senator Theodore Whitmore.Jamie Rodriguez, a sixteen-year-old high school journalist with a homemade press badge and a relentless drive for the truth, is the first on the scene. What she discovers is not just a murder, but a thirty-year cover-up of an environmental crime that has poisoned a community.Joined by Sam Liu, whose mother has spent six years working inside Marshall's empire to document the truth, Jamie follows a paper trail that leads from the glittering heights of Bel Air to a fog-wrapped cabin in Humboldt County. There, they find the man who knows where the bodies are buried-and the memo that proves the contamination was no accident.As the clock ticks down to a backroom political deal designed to bury the evidence forever, Jamie and Sam must decide how much they are willing to risk to give a voice to twelve hundred people who have been told for twenty years that their sickness was a coincidence.In a world where justice is often considered above one's pay grade, two girls are about to prove that the truth has no price tag. 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. A Novel of the Fight for America's Land-Grant UniversitiesHe was a blacksmith's son from rural Vermont.He changed the course of American education.In 1810, Justin Morrill was born into a world where opportunity belonged to the few. College was for ministers and the wealthy. Farmers, mechanics, and laborers were expected to work-not to study.But Morrill believed the republic could be more than that.From the heat of his father's forge to the halls of Congress, The Republic of Knowledge tells the gripping story of how one self-educated shopkeeper reshaped the nation's future. Facing constitutional attacks, political sabotage, and a presidential veto, Morrill spent years fighting to pass a radical idea: that public land should fund public colleges-institutions dedicated not to Latin and theology, but to agriculture, engineering, and the practical sciences that would build a modern nation.When the Morrill Act finally passed in 1862-amid the chaos of the Civil War-it launched a quiet revolution. The "land-grant" colleges it created would feed a growing country, power industrial expansion, open doors to working-class students, and, over time, extend opportunity to Black Americans and Native communities long excluded from higher education.But the story does not end with victory.Spanning more than a century-from Kansas farm experiments to tribal colleges in Montana to modern budget crises-The Republic of Knowledge traces the enduring question at the heart of American democracy: Who is education for?Sweeping, deeply researched, and written with the urgency of a nation still debating its future, this is the story of the unfinished American promise-and the men and women who continue the fight to keep knowledge in the hands of the many, not the few. 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.