About the Book
It's been 50 years since the Great Crash and what was once America is now a collection of enclaves, governed on the local level and only loosely tied together by the farce of a federal government. Catawba, one of the largest and most affluent enclaves in the southern states, is relatively stable and maintains a successful business of trade with nearby enclaves, including the one at Charlotte Township. But when a new vein of gold is found beneath the feet of those in Catawba, it's only a matter of time before trouble finds them.
Now the future of Catawba may be in the hands of an untried 21-year-old trader named Caleb. And Caleb knows that if his secret were ever to come out, he would never see another dawn.
Now the future of Catawba may be in the hands of an untried 21-year-old trader named Caleb. And Caleb knows that if his secret were ever to come out, he would never see another dawn.
Why I Need It
I love dystopias so I'm always on the lookout for new ones. This one sounds like an interesting one. I'm super curious about what the Great Crash was and what life is like this "new America".
What upcoming release are you excited about?
This does sound great. I LOVE a good dystopian!
ReplyDeleteMe too! They're some of my favorites! Thanks for coming by, Greg! :)
DeleteOooh! The cover looks awesome! And this book sounds interesting! Great pick!
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Ronyell @ Rabbit Ears Book Blog
I love the cover! So eye-catching! Thanks for stopping by, Ronyell! :)
DeleteYes, I am really intrigued by this, too, Ashley. I’ve only recently picked up an interest in dystopias. I hope you love it and look forward to your thoughts!
ReplyDeleteDystopias can be so interesting! Sometimes scary, but always intriguing. Thanks for visiting, Jennifer! :)
DeleteI have always been fascinated with the thought of our world suddenly completely changing... the possibilities of that are endless. This sounds really interesting. Another title to add to the TBR pile.
ReplyDeleteMarsha @ Keeper Bookshelf
Me too! The possibilities really are endless... and quite terrifying at times. Thanks for stopping by, Marsha! :)
DeleteThis sounds really interesting! Sometimes I imagine how I would fare in situations like this--probably not very well, sadly.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'd fare very well either. Thanks for coming by! :)
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