Amadeus M

The New Miserables (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sentenced by the system. Redeemed by a second chance. Hunted for an act of mercy.

Jax Valen stole groceries to feed his siblings. An unforgiving A.I. sentenced him to six years. Released into a New York City that doesn't want him, he is given one shot at redemption: a new name and a chance to build something from nothing.

He creates The Valen Workshop, a sanctuary in a Brooklyn bodega where at-risk kids learn to code and build robots instead of falling into gangs. He becomes a neighborhood legend. But when he discovers Colette, a silent, artistic girl trapped in an abusive foster home, Jax does the one thing the system will never forgive: he rescues her.

His act of mercy makes him a target. Inspector Javre, a true believer in the city's predictive policing algorithms, sees Jax not as a savior, but as a glitch that must be corrected. As Jax fights to protect his new family, his story ignites a fire in a generation fed up with injustice, sparking a rebellion that will surge from the streets of the Bronx to the barricades of Wall Street.

The New Miserables is a gripping, modern epic for the age of algorithms, gig work, and digital activism a story that asks if one man's hope can shatter the cold code of an unforgiving world.

Where Hope Finds a Home.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Amadeus M
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232323066
• Artikelnr.: 75901274

Autorenporträt

Amadeus M. is an anthropologist, digital nomad, and acclaimed author whose work explores the intersection of ancient traditions and modern dilemmas. With a background in cultural studies and extensive fieldwork across the world, he brings authentic cultural insight to his gripping narratives. When not writing his next novel, he can be found documenting vanishing cultural practices or mentoring the next generation of global citizens through his remote work initiatives