Queen of Babylon: Babylon Twins Book 2

In a bleak, post-apocalyptic Earth ruled by powerful machine minds, a seemingly random thirteen-year-old girl from Oakland is given super abilities and charged with saving the world. It's a story about the weak becoming strong, children becoming gods, and everyone still trying to figure out how to adult.

San Francisco--now Yerba City-- is guarded by the unlikeliest hero: thirteen-year-old Josephine. The thing is, she's always seen herself as a loner . . . not a hero. Having lost her only sibling to a family tragedy at age three, she's coped by talking to her twin's ghost in a secret language they call the Twinkling.

This connection got her through the end of the world, what came after, and the once-in-a lifetime chance to guard her new home as a biomechanical robot (with a cloned army of herself to boot). But when Yerba City is threatened by an unstoppable language virus created by the hideous biomechanical entities known as the Siberians, Josephine's secret language is the only thing which stands between what's left of civilization and the "Babble." There's just one problem. The Josephine charged with this dangerous mission--nicknamed Seven-- has lost her ability to understand the secret language.

In this thrilling sequel to Babylon Twins, it's up to Josephine, heavily armored and trigger-happy city monitor Thaddeus, as well as some new and familiar faces, to destroy the language virus, guard the secrets of the Twinkling and save humanity.