Bornface Biology Book -

“I don’t have epilepsy,” Lena said. But her hand shook.

“That’s impossible.”

Lena clutched the book to her chest. Outside the library window, a man with close-cropped gray hair crossed the street. He wasn’t there a second ago. He didn’t look back. bornface biology book

Lena had never been afraid of textbooks. She’d dissected Gray’s Anatomy for fun at fourteen, corrected her AP Bio teacher on mitochondrial ribosome structure at sixteen, and read the latest Nature papers on CRISPR before breakfast. But the book on the library cart—squat, olive-green, with a worn cloth spine and the words Bornface Biology: Principles of Life stamped in faded gold—made her blood run cold. “I don’t have epilepsy,” Lena said