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The Emperor’s Enemy by Jasmine Mas
A soldier is locked alone in a windowless room, told to cross her arms and hold, and left facing a mirror. Behind the glass, a man begins to scream. Then the water starts.
Bodies of Magic by Freya Marske
A woman sits with four rows of knitting in her lap and scowls at them. She used to knit steadily through entire conversations, before the plague that took her hands and her career together.
The Thoroughbreds by Elin Hilderbrand
In a windowless basement room, six people sit on a raised stage behind a long table, and three folding chairs face them from the floor below. The room was built this way on purpose.
Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult
On the morning of 11 September 2001, a woman sits in a cab heading downtown to a psychiatrist's office in the South Tower, listening to the radio discuss another mother's competency hearing.
Dead Beat by Leigh Bardugo
At a day care in New Haven, the children keep climbing the ladder to the slide and going down it again, crying the whole time, while a woman in corduroy overalls promises them ten more minutes of recess.