A message From Tomorrow
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For Whom I Breathe
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8231077175
- EAN9798231077175
- Date de parution19/06/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
What if your right to breathe depended on loving someone else?In the walled city of Ivara, oxygen is rationed. No one breathes for free. To survive, each citizen must submit one name-someone they choose to breathe for. For nine years, Layla Cruz has written the same name: Michael. Until one day. the system says he doesn't exist. As her air supply dwindles, Layla uncovers a hidden network of rebels, a mysterious man who breathes without permission, and a truth buried deep in her own forgotten past.
Now, Layla must choose: obey the system, or destroy it. And along the way, she will answer the question that haunts them all:"If I don't breathe for someone. do I deserve to breathe at all?"?? A haunting psychological sci-fi novel about memory, control, and the revolution of self.?? For fans of Black Mirror, The Giver, and dystopias that ask: What makes us human?
Now, Layla must choose: obey the system, or destroy it. And along the way, she will answer the question that haunts them all:"If I don't breathe for someone. do I deserve to breathe at all?"?? A haunting psychological sci-fi novel about memory, control, and the revolution of self.?? For fans of Black Mirror, The Giver, and dystopias that ask: What makes us human?
