The Rebuttal: When the system engineers your rival, strategy is survival

Joseph W Stafford
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The system demands a winner. Sibyl Vale built Eastbridge Academy's debate team into an empire, mastering the art of the perfect argument. But when a national decree shatters the competitive landscape and introduces an old ghost as her rival, the game changes forever. Marcus Kade, a name she'd only ever encountered in the anonymous digital arenas, is now her direct opposition, handpicked to challenge her every move. As the lines blur between academic competition and personal vendetta, Sibyl must navigate a meticulously engineered rivalry designed to expose every weakness. Can she outmaneuver a system rigged against her, or will her past finally be the argument she cannot rebut?
The system demands a winner. Sibyl Vale built Eastbridge Academy's debate team into an empire, mastering the art of the perfect argument. But when a national decree shatters the competitive landscape and introduces an old ghost as her rival, the game changes forever. Marcus Kade, a name she'd onl...

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Marlowe Quinn Steele is the pen name of a former Vancouver journalist who spent fifteen years covering crime before realizing the stories she really wanted to tell were the ones that couldn't be printed. Her psychological suspense and cozy mystery novels are known for their razor-sharp plotting, unreliable narrators, and endings nobody sees coming. She has a particular fondness for small coastal towns, cold cases, and protagonists who know far more than they should.

Marlowe Quinn Steele is the pen name of a former Vancouver journalist who spent fifteen years covering crime before realizing the stories she really wanted to tell were the ones that couldn't be printed. Her psychological suspense and cozy mystery novels are known for their razor-sharp plotting, ...

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