You Knew the Price

audiobook (Unabridged) Nothing is Promised Book 2 · Nothing is Promised

By Susan Kaye Quinn

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The choice you make is the future you create.

Climate-driven plagues haunt humanity, and it's Regional Director Zuri Hill-Gray's job to keep the clean-energy grid running.

Zuri has the perfect life—a beautiful home on the Hillstead, a loving family, and a powerful job keeping the LA Basin's grid humming. If only she didn't see the ghost of her dead twin in the mirror. Her grief-counselor husband understands too much, her Aunties Cora and Vivian smother her to excess, and her mother can't look at her daughter without seeing the half that's missing. Zuri can't begin to face her sister's little daughter—to Ruby, Zuri is the ghost.

Which is why she's running away to work, again, on the anniversary of her sister's death.

Then a power engineer walks into Zuri's office and claims someone is stealing energy from Power Island One—and they've tried to kill her to cover it up. The more Zuri digs, the more it's clear someone's been tinkering in the shut-down fusion labs. They're going to dangerous lengths to hide it, and it's been happening right under her nose. Which is how Regional Directors lose their jobs.

Zuri's already lost her better half—she can't afford to lose this, too.

You Knew the Price is the second of four tightly-connected novels in a new hopepunk series. It's about our future, how society lives on invisible things, like electricity and trust, that are far too easy to break... and how our most difficult moments are often when we discover the only path forward is healing not just ourselves but the world.

You Knew the Price