《The Last Science》Book II — Convergence (Table of Contents)
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This is book two of The Last Science series. A table of contents is below, or feel free to continue on immediately to the prologue.

Prologue — Dust
Part IV — In Plain Sight
Chapter 1 — The First Day of School
Chapter 2 — The Goddess of Kent
Chapter 3 — Chasing Ghosts
Chapter 4 — Comes the Hero
Chapter 5 — Rules of the Game
Interlude IV — Secrets
Chapter 6 — Over the Border and Through the Woods
Chapter 7 — Identity
Chapter 8 — Making a Difference
Chapter 9 — Flying Blind
Chapter 10 — Allies of Coincidence
Chapter 11 — The Emerald City (Part I)
Chapter 12 — The Emerald City (Part II)
Chapter 13 — The Emerald City (Part III)
Interlude V — The Sister
Chapter 14 — Finding Family
Chapter 15 — Making Friends and Influencing People
Chapter 16 — Rebirth
Chapter 17 — Career Path
Chapter 18 — Old Friends, Forgotten Friends
Interlude VI — Fame and Fortune
Transitions II
Part V — Heroes and Villains
Chapter 19 — End of the World, Redux
Chapter 20 — Retreat
Chapter 21 — A Return to Form
Chapter 22 — In Her Image
Chapter 23 — Like Father, Like Daughter
Chapter 24 — Two Interviews
Chapter 25 — Confidential Public Relations
Chapter 26 — Picking a Side
Interlude VII — Call of Destiny
Chapter 27 — A Voice In Her Head
Chapter 28 — Staying in the Spotlight
Chapter 29 — The Battle of Lakewood
Interlude VIII — A Day in the Life of Jessica Silverdale
Chapter 30 — Four Days Later
Interlude IX — Magnanimity of the Modern Man
Chapter 31 — Across the Pond
Chapter 32 — Paranoia
Chapter 33 — Self-Made
Chapter 34 — Rook Takes Knight
Chapter 35 — The Court of Public Opinion
Part VI — All the World's a Stage
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Intelude X — Necessary Evils
Chapter 36 — Confessions
Chapter 37 — The Ripple Effect
Interlude XI — The Seven Thirty-Six Train to Seattle
Chapter 38 — The Very Long Night of Hailey Aurora Elizabeth Winscombe
Chapter 39 — The Day They Learned Her Name
Chapter 40 — Guilt
Chapter 41 — Ghosts of the Past
Chapter 42 — Ghosts of the Present
Chapter 43 — Ghosts of the Future
Chapter 44 — Ghosts of Rallsburg
Chapter 45 — Suolaa Maaperään
Chapter 46 — Loyalty
Chapter 47 — Family (Part II)
Interlude XII — Seven Decembers
Chapter 48 — Convictions
Chapter 49 — The Third Summit of the End of the World
Chapter 50 — The Breaking Point
Chapter 51 — Best Laid Plans
Chapter 52 — A Place of Her Own
Chapter 53 — The New World
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