β Scribed by Rachel Hennessy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Age range 12+We are not special. We are just survivors. Pandora wants so much more than what her village can provide. When disaster comes to the River People, Pan has the opportunity to become their saviour and escape her inevitable pairing with life-long friend Matthew. She wants to make her own choices. Deep in her soul, she believes there is something more out there, beyond the boundaries, especially since she encountered the hunter of the Mountain People.A story of confused love, difficult friendships and clumsy attempts at heroism, Pan's fight for her village's survival will bring her into contact with a whole new world, where the truth about the past will have terrifying reverberations for her people's future survival.'A fantastic story for our times. Thilling. Chilling.' -- Seann Williams'An intelligent dystopian drama that is as addictive as it is thought provoking.' -- Winnie Salamon, author of Facetime and Pretty Girls Don't Eat
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