Unworthy

Quinta Voss survived the dig and learned the truth about her father's death, only to be reclassified by the colony's governing AI.

She doesn't know what her new classification means – only that her father's status changed right before Valence turned on him.

So she keeps her head down. Follows orders. Doesn't ask questions.

Until a young boy arrives at her clinic with the same symptoms that killed his grandfather, Owen – who believed sector four was making them sick. Valence refuses to investigate, and Quinta knows better than to draw attention. But she can't ignore a child's suffering just to protect her own standing.

Sector four has been blockaded since the dig. The only person who can get Quinta inside is Kellan – who's been marked as an outsider by an implant no one else in his sector has.

The closer they look, the clearer it becomes: there was never a way to stay safe once Valence singled you out.

And in a colony where every eye reports to Valence, Quinta just made herself the next thing worth burying.

In this gripping sequel to Glassborn, KN Tristan raises the stakes with a darker, more dangerous look at a colony where survival depends on staying invisible – perfect for fans of Wool.