Maya has spent six years as Iron A Company's best technician, and every one of those years came with a smaller paycheck than the men beside her and a boss who credited her work to someone else. When the salary dispute and the gender insults finally stack too high, she hands in her resignation and walks out the door.
The company's core equipment breaks down days later, and no technician left on staff can touch it. Eleanor, a rival who saw Maya's skill all along, offers her a real platform. Maya takes the job, repairs the machine her old employer swore she couldn't, and then stands at an industry conference with the proof of what Iron A buried. What's at stake is the career they tried to erase, and the bias she intends to break with nothing but her hands.
