A Signal for the Uncounted
When sixteen-year-old radio repairer Sol Vega catches a hidden message inside Minneapolis transit traffic, she expects a glitch. Instead, the signal appears to steer certain riders away from warming buses as a brutal cold front closes in.
Sol wants proof before she speaks. But proof comes with a cost: a delivery rider's vanished route history, her little sister's school data, and the polished story of Kira Dorsey, the teen spokesperson who believes the safety system once saved her family. As a statewide expansion approaches, Sol and Kira uncover rules the public was never meant to see.
With riders already being rerouted toward locked buildings, Sol must decide whether to trust a private fix, risk a public warning, or keep waiting for certainty. A tense, grounded YA science fiction mystery about winter, public systems, sibling loyalty, and who gets counted as safe.
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The Wrong Frequency
The receiver had been dead long enough for dust to settle inside its speaker grille, but its little blue indicator still blinked whenever Sol touched the loose battery lead to the contact.
“That means it wants to live,” Mr. Alvarez said from behind the counter.
“It means it wants a better solder job.”
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