Freedom's Prisoners
The Blueprint trilogy takes us to a future in which men and women are almost identical, and personal relationships are forbidden. In Book 3 of the trilogy, tensions have escalated since the outbreak. Michael and his army of rebels may have won the first battle in their fight against the Citidome authorities, but can they win a war? The Citidomes are fighting back and no-one is safe any more as RotorFighters rain down fire on defenceless villages destroying them and their inhabitants.
For Suna, this is a time of difficult decisions as she struggles to adjust to life outside the Citidomes. Where do her loyalties lie? Is she capable of understanding human emotion? After an unexpected betrayal Michael and Cathy finds themselves back in Sigma-2, where Cathy must confront her worst fears. Can Joy and Harry recapture the magic of first love, or have the horrors they have witnessed scarred them forever? And do they have any chance of succeeding in the most ambitious mission the Alliance of Outside Communities has ever undertaken? Is there anyone in the world beyond the shores of State Eleven who cares enough to help? Even if there is, will they be able to do anything in time?
Freedom's Prisoners explores betrayal, guilt, hope and endurance in an explosive conclusion to the Blueprint trilogy.
Praise for the first two books of the Blueprint Trilogy
'one of the best modern YA sci-fi novels ever written' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'I enjoyed reading this modern utopia. It reminds me in some ways of 1984 and Brave New World' [Ian Blackwell, British Fantasy Society]
'I treasured Future Perfect's closeness to reality, the nearest to realistic that you can get for a futuristic dystopian world' [Hannah Brookes]
'I LOVED this book! Read it over a period of 24 hours, hated having to put it down.' [Terry Tyler]
'will be of special interest to readers who are familiar with the YA science fiction novels written by Suzanne Collins and Veronica Roth. If you've enjoyed reading The Hunger Games and Divergent trilogies, you'll most likely enjoy this novel very much' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'Logan's Run for The Hunger Games generation.' [Reader Comment]
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For Suna, this is a time of difficult decisions as she struggles to adjust to life outside the Citidomes. Where do her loyalties lie? Is she capable of understanding human emotion? After an unexpected betrayal Michael and Cathy finds themselves back in Sigma-2, where Cathy must confront her worst fears. Can Joy and Harry recapture the magic of first love, or have the horrors they have witnessed scarred them forever? And do they have any chance of succeeding in the most ambitious mission the Alliance of Outside Communities has ever undertaken? Is there anyone in the world beyond the shores of State Eleven who cares enough to help? Even if there is, will they be able to do anything in time?
Freedom's Prisoners explores betrayal, guilt, hope and endurance in an explosive conclusion to the Blueprint trilogy.
Praise for the first two books of the Blueprint Trilogy
'one of the best modern YA sci-fi novels ever written' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'I enjoyed reading this modern utopia. It reminds me in some ways of 1984 and Brave New World' [Ian Blackwell, British Fantasy Society]
'I treasured Future Perfect's closeness to reality, the nearest to realistic that you can get for a futuristic dystopian world' [Hannah Brookes]
'I LOVED this book! Read it over a period of 24 hours, hated having to put it down.' [Terry Tyler]
'will be of special interest to readers who are familiar with the YA science fiction novels written by Suzanne Collins and Veronica Roth. If you've enjoyed reading The Hunger Games and Divergent trilogies, you'll most likely enjoy this novel very much' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'Logan's Run for The Hunger Games generation.' [Reader Comment]
Freedom's Prisoners
The Blueprint trilogy takes us to a future in which men and women are almost identical, and personal relationships are forbidden. In Book 3 of the trilogy, tensions have escalated since the outbreak. Michael and his army of rebels may have won the first battle in their fight against the Citidome authorities, but can they win a war? The Citidomes are fighting back and no-one is safe any more as RotorFighters rain down fire on defenceless villages destroying them and their inhabitants.
For Suna, this is a time of difficult decisions as she struggles to adjust to life outside the Citidomes. Where do her loyalties lie? Is she capable of understanding human emotion? After an unexpected betrayal Michael and Cathy finds themselves back in Sigma-2, where Cathy must confront her worst fears. Can Joy and Harry recapture the magic of first love, or have the horrors they have witnessed scarred them forever? And do they have any chance of succeeding in the most ambitious mission the Alliance of Outside Communities has ever undertaken? Is there anyone in the world beyond the shores of State Eleven who cares enough to help? Even if there is, will they be able to do anything in time?
Freedom's Prisoners explores betrayal, guilt, hope and endurance in an explosive conclusion to the Blueprint trilogy.
Praise for the first two books of the Blueprint Trilogy
'one of the best modern YA sci-fi novels ever written' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'I enjoyed reading this modern utopia. It reminds me in some ways of 1984 and Brave New World' [Ian Blackwell, British Fantasy Society]
'I treasured Future Perfect's closeness to reality, the nearest to realistic that you can get for a futuristic dystopian world' [Hannah Brookes]
'I LOVED this book! Read it over a period of 24 hours, hated having to put it down.' [Terry Tyler]
'will be of special interest to readers who are familiar with the YA science fiction novels written by Suzanne Collins and Veronica Roth. If you've enjoyed reading The Hunger Games and Divergent trilogies, you'll most likely enjoy this novel very much' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'Logan's Run for The Hunger Games generation.' [Reader Comment]
For Suna, this is a time of difficult decisions as she struggles to adjust to life outside the Citidomes. Where do her loyalties lie? Is she capable of understanding human emotion? After an unexpected betrayal Michael and Cathy finds themselves back in Sigma-2, where Cathy must confront her worst fears. Can Joy and Harry recapture the magic of first love, or have the horrors they have witnessed scarred them forever? And do they have any chance of succeeding in the most ambitious mission the Alliance of Outside Communities has ever undertaken? Is there anyone in the world beyond the shores of State Eleven who cares enough to help? Even if there is, will they be able to do anything in time?
Freedom's Prisoners explores betrayal, guilt, hope and endurance in an explosive conclusion to the Blueprint trilogy.
Praise for the first two books of the Blueprint Trilogy
'one of the best modern YA sci-fi novels ever written' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'I enjoyed reading this modern utopia. It reminds me in some ways of 1984 and Brave New World' [Ian Blackwell, British Fantasy Society]
'I treasured Future Perfect's closeness to reality, the nearest to realistic that you can get for a futuristic dystopian world' [Hannah Brookes]
'I LOVED this book! Read it over a period of 24 hours, hated having to put it down.' [Terry Tyler]
'will be of special interest to readers who are familiar with the YA science fiction novels written by Suzanne Collins and Veronica Roth. If you've enjoyed reading The Hunger Games and Divergent trilogies, you'll most likely enjoy this novel very much' [Seregil of Rhiminee, Risingshadow]
'Logan's Run for The Hunger Games generation.' [Reader Comment]
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781911409120 |
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| Publisher: | Elsewhen Press |
| Publication date: | 09/09/2016 |
| Series: | Medien der Geschichte , #3 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 758 KB |
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