EMMA, NSA
Emma Frankenberry was orphaned as a five-year-old and grew up mostly in a Children's Home. She is extremely intelligent but socially underdeveloped. With no parents to guide her, she remains an outcast both in school and with her peers. Her interaction with adults is a continual battle of mental wits. Her relationship with other children is almost non-existent, with the exception of Carrie and Sara whom she grew up with in the Children's Home, and Beth whom for a short while, she was a foster sister to.
She took the SATs in high school to satisfy a promise to Beth. She scored a perfect score and was awarded a full academic scholarship to MIT, where she ended up as the class valedictorian. During her tenure there, she lived in a small room in the back of a synagogue that could only be described as a monk's cell. For extra money, she worked part-time as an embalmer's assistant.
The NSA recruited her out of college and continued her unusual upbringing. She is a super computer nerd who still doesn't interact well with people and works remotely. She develops into a valuable asset for the NSA and even helps the FBI, occasionally. While doing this job, she isn't sure if she is a computer analyst, a spy, or some other type of person. All she knows for sure is that she loves her job because people leave her alone, and she can live in the condo she eventually buys.
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She took the SATs in high school to satisfy a promise to Beth. She scored a perfect score and was awarded a full academic scholarship to MIT, where she ended up as the class valedictorian. During her tenure there, she lived in a small room in the back of a synagogue that could only be described as a monk's cell. For extra money, she worked part-time as an embalmer's assistant.
The NSA recruited her out of college and continued her unusual upbringing. She is a super computer nerd who still doesn't interact well with people and works remotely. She develops into a valuable asset for the NSA and even helps the FBI, occasionally. While doing this job, she isn't sure if she is a computer analyst, a spy, or some other type of person. All she knows for sure is that she loves her job because people leave her alone, and she can live in the condo she eventually buys.
EMMA, NSA
Emma Frankenberry was orphaned as a five-year-old and grew up mostly in a Children's Home. She is extremely intelligent but socially underdeveloped. With no parents to guide her, she remains an outcast both in school and with her peers. Her interaction with adults is a continual battle of mental wits. Her relationship with other children is almost non-existent, with the exception of Carrie and Sara whom she grew up with in the Children's Home, and Beth whom for a short while, she was a foster sister to.
She took the SATs in high school to satisfy a promise to Beth. She scored a perfect score and was awarded a full academic scholarship to MIT, where she ended up as the class valedictorian. During her tenure there, she lived in a small room in the back of a synagogue that could only be described as a monk's cell. For extra money, she worked part-time as an embalmer's assistant.
The NSA recruited her out of college and continued her unusual upbringing. She is a super computer nerd who still doesn't interact well with people and works remotely. She develops into a valuable asset for the NSA and even helps the FBI, occasionally. While doing this job, she isn't sure if she is a computer analyst, a spy, or some other type of person. All she knows for sure is that she loves her job because people leave her alone, and she can live in the condo she eventually buys.
She took the SATs in high school to satisfy a promise to Beth. She scored a perfect score and was awarded a full academic scholarship to MIT, where she ended up as the class valedictorian. During her tenure there, she lived in a small room in the back of a synagogue that could only be described as a monk's cell. For extra money, she worked part-time as an embalmer's assistant.
The NSA recruited her out of college and continued her unusual upbringing. She is a super computer nerd who still doesn't interact well with people and works remotely. She develops into a valuable asset for the NSA and even helps the FBI, occasionally. While doing this job, she isn't sure if she is a computer analyst, a spy, or some other type of person. All she knows for sure is that she loves her job because people leave her alone, and she can live in the condo she eventually buys.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798319678928 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 08/30/2025 |
| Pages: | 386 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.80(d) |
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