Don't let her out

At 6:17 PM, every phone in the city receives the same emergency alert: DON'T LET HER OUT.Thirty seconds later, Nyla Mercer's face appears on every digital billboard downtown.Wanted alive.Reward: $10 million.Nyla is an emergency dispatcher. She isn't a criminal. She isn't famous. And she has no idea why an entire city has suddenly been ordered to find her.Then her younger brother disappears.A stranger answers his phone.And Nyla discovers that, hours earlier, a dying man slipped an encrypted device into her jacket.The device contains access to BLACKLINE-a hidden system capable of controlling the city's cameras, traffic lights, emergency broadcasts, transit routes, power grids, and security networks.But the people hunting Nyla don't just want the device.They want her.Because BLACKLINE requires biometric authorization.And somehow, Nyla's DNA is one of the keys.As bridges close, trains stop, streets fill with tactical teams, and civilians begin hunting her for the reward, Nyla is forced into a citywide fight for survival.Her only possible ally is Roman Vale, a dangerous stranger who knows far too much about BLACKLINE, Nyla's family, and the childhood she thought she remembered.Roman claims the lockdown isn't meant to stop Nyla from getting out.It's meant to stop someone else from getting in.Someone connected to her past.Someone powerful enough to make the people controlling the city afraid.Before sunrise, Nyla will uncover truths about her mother, her father, her identity, and the life she has been living under a name that may not even be hers.And when the people behind BLACKLINE threaten to kill her brother unless she gives them what they want, Nyla has one choice left: Stop running.Turn the city against them.And find out why the most dangerous people in the country are terrified of who she really is.DON'T LET HER OUT is a fast-paced action thriller filled with conspiracies, high-stakes chases, hidden identities, dangerous secrets, betrayal, and explosive twists that build all the way to the final page.Because sometimes the most dangerous person in the city...is the one who doesn't know what she's capable of yet.