When the ice refuses to choose sides, the Rebels have to.
Jonas Cartwright survives as code; his stolen body, stored as "Subject Cartwright" in a clandestine Watchers facility. Through Greenland's poisoned corridors and avalanche land, Halo, Dr. Brienne Weston, Meeko, and a guilt-ridden father lead a moving sanctuary of friends, hunted by Talia Soren's doctrine-custody is continuity. Without sedatives and with time rationed, the team gambles everything on a fragile "tenuous cure" that buys hours, not days, and on a creed that has kept them alive: we spend minutes, not blood.
Every escape here is paid for in two-second windows and hard math-blinded drones, downed scanner masts, toxic corridors traversed, cliff necks crossed counting breaths in fours. Anders and Thor combat essence spikes with a dangerous new synergy; Meeko flickers between flesh and net; an old enemy chooses a side and a new name. Nature offers no miracles-no deus ex meltdown-only weather, geometry, and the choices we make under both.
A precision survival thriller set in white-blind conditions, the book turns speculative biotechnology into a lesson in moral geometry: friends, not storms, make the minutes that matter-and spend those minutes so that a person remains a person.
The Rebel Hackers of the Glacial Dawn is Book Two of the Rebel Hackers series-a gripping and human story about bodies, consent, and the cost of mercy when power tries to turn people into property. Storms won't save them. Friends will. And if the Rebels can turn a whisper of science into a lifeline, maybe they'll reclaim more than a body-maybe they'll reclaim the future.
