Book cover for “Unworthy” by KN Tristan in a retro propaganda poster style. The design features a stylized close-up of a woman’s face in tan and black, with bold red and teal accents. Her eye is centered in the frame, the iris rendered in teal with a fractured, glass-like pattern. The tagline above reads “Every eye reports to Valence,” with “A Haunting Dystopian Novel” beneath it.

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In Book Two of The Glassborn Chronicles, Quinta Voss investigates a deadly illness tied to a quarantined sector.  Every truth she uncovers draws her closer to a reckoning that Mars is no longer able to contain.

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

She made a bargain: stay quiet. Stay useful. Stay alive.

Until a young boy arrives at her clinic with the same symptoms that killed his grandfather – a man who believed Sector Four was making him 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 – whose retinal implant marks him as a walking surveillance risk by neighbors who no longer trust him.

The deeper they go, the clearer the truth becomes:
You don’t get reclassified for what you’ve done.
You get reclassified for what you might become.

And in a colony where survival depends on staying invisible, Quinta has just made herself impossible to ignore.

The Glassborn Chronicles

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Read the books in chronological order or start with Glassborn, the official book one and a perfect entry point if you prefer to begin with a full-length novel.

Book cover for Exodus by KN Tristan. The cover features a minimalist design in red, black and beige tones. At the top, the title “EXODUS” appears in large white letters with the tagline “Every Lie Costs Oxygen” beneath it, followed by the line “Propulsive Dystopian Prequel to Glassborn.” The lower half depicts a stylized space shuttle launching from a cracked red landscape beneath a black sky and crescent moon, capturing a retro sci-fi aesthetic and sense of tension.

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Book cover for Children of Glass by KN Tristan. The cover features a minimalist design in red, black, and beige tones. At the top, the title “CHILDREN OF GLASS” appears in large white letters with the tagline “Comfort Belongs to the Worthy” beneath it, introduced by the line “A Chilling Dystopian Novella.” The lower half depicts a beige silhouette of a rabbit with deep glass-like cracks spreading across its back, set against a red landscape under a black sky with two pale moons.

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Book cover for “Unworthy” by KN Tristan in a retro propaganda poster style. The design features a stylized close-up of a woman’s face in tan and black, with bold red and teal accents. Her eye is centered in the frame, the iris rendered in teal with a fractured, glass-like pattern. The tagline above reads “Every eye reports to Valence,” with “A Haunting Dystopian Novel” beneath it.

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Heretic by KN Tristan, The Glassborn Chronicles book 3; image of pendant necklace on a woman's neck, a V with orbital paths encircling it, leaning to the right because the necklace is fraying badly

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