MORE THAN POWER (The Consent Chronicles Book 2)
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The war has already begun. No one knows it yet.
Akhet technology can turn a decision not yet made into one a person has supposedly already approved. For the Federation, it is a weapon of defense. For the Kersan Empire, it is a way to subjugate entire colonies without firing a single shot.
Med knows a strike is coming. When the attack crashes down on a peaceful station, suspicion falls on her. Now she must fight on three fronts at once: against the enemy, against the system, and against a truth capable of destroying her crew’s trust. Every order carries a hidden cost. Every silence can be rewritten as consent. And the most dangerous weapon may be the one that makes resistance appear voluntary.
MORE THAN POWER is the second novel in THE CONSENT CHRONICLES, a cinematic military-political space opera about memory, freedom, loyalty, and the quiet machinery of control. It will appeal to readers drawn to the moral tension and vast political stakes of James S. A. Corey’s The Expanse and Liu Cixin’s Remembrance of Earth’s Past.
How do you fight a war when power can decide what you agreed to before you ever had the chance to choose?