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Dead Phone

Jazyk: Angličtina
Väzba: Brožovaná
Dostupnosť: Očakávané naskladnenie
Naskladnenie 13. 07. 2026
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A cracked mobile phone with a dead battery has been locked in an evidence vault for twenty years. It...

Informácie o knihe

Jazyk
Angličtina
Väzba
Kniha - Brožovaná
Vydalo
2026
Stránok
144
EAN
9798235933187
Enbook ID
53223056
Hmotnosť
158
Rozmery
133 x 203 x 9

Kompletný popis

A cracked mobile phone with a dead battery has been locked in an evidence vault for twenty years. It cannot charge. It cannot connect to any network. It cannot even power on. Yet once every year, on the exact same day and minute, it rings.

Lyra Bennett is a digital forensics investigator who lives by the laws of logic and circuit boards. She specializes in recovering data from the most damaged devices, but she has never seen anything like Case 44-B. When she is assigned to review old evidence before a police archive closes, she is given a cryptic warning by a retired detective: "If it rings, answer it."

Lyra dismisses the warning as a legend until 11:11 p.m., when the charred, melted device in her hand begins to vibrate with a sickly green light. The voice on the line is calm, providing a single, life-saving instruction for a stranger she has never met.

As Lyra is pulled into the mystery, she discovers "The Relay"-a secret network of ordinary people dedicated to preserving a legacy of kindness. The phone is not a haunting; it is the masterpiece of Noah Arden, a brilliant engineer who believed that saving one overlooked person could reshape thousands of future lives through the "ripple effect."

With a powerful developer hunting the source of the signal and the police closing in on her for the theft of evidence, Lyra must decide if she is willing to step out of the light of logic and into the shadows of a miracle.

Dead Phone is a high-concept tech mystery and emotional thriller that explores the invisible threads of compassion that bind strangers across time. It is a cinematic journey into the heart of a city, proving that the most meaningful actions are often the ones no one ever sees.