In a world where your name is biologically etched into your soul, losing it means losing your existence.

Flick is a survivor. In the ash-choked ruins of the Ashmark, nicknames are the only currency of identity. For twelve years, she has outrun the Regime by being nobody—a scavenger living on sarcasm, stolen tech, and the unwavering loyalty of her partner, Wren.

But the rules of her broken world are about to shatter. During a high-stakes raid on a Regime transport vault, Flick uncovers a child who shouldn't exist: a girl whose namebone—the biological record of her identity—is fractured and exposed while she is still alive.

The Regime will stop at nothing to reclaim their "memory weapon". As Flick and Wren flee into the dark tunnels of the Hollow, they realize the girl’s fractured bone holds a truth that could spark a total rebellion—or lead to the ultimate erasure of every name in the nation.

Perfect for fans of The Hunger Games, Scythe, and The 5th Wave, Namebone is a high-octane dystopian thriller about the cost of memory and the power of choosing who you are in a world built to make you forget.