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'I have read hundreds of books and it is extremely rare for me to be surprised or give 5 stars. I
almost always anticipate the plot twists. I thought I had this one all figured out from the very
beginning ... [I] couldn't have been more wrong! ... An exhilarating, emotional, fast paced read that
I couldn't put down ... This story was utterly unique.' - Justine, Book Catharsis ★★★★
★'ONE EXCITING ADVENTURE!!! ... Wow! ... Captivating from start to finish ... The
characters are authentic, believable and so realistic.' - Kaye, Goodreads ★★★★★Â
'Unique twist on the dystopian genre! ... Insanely thrilling!' - Kelly, Twinsie Talk Book Reviews
★★★★★ 'I read A LOT and this book had lots of surprises which I didn't see coming
... Great twists and turns ... I definitely could not put this one down! ... I truly loved this book!' -
Michelle, Goodreads ★★★★★ 'Lots of suspense, twists, and turns. I never saw
the ending coming. It was a total surprise and explained everything!' - Karon, Goodreads ★★
★★★ 'Gripping ... Unique ... Lots of mystery and intrigue ... [Dystopian is] one of my
favourite genres, but I haven't seen it written so well in a very long time ... I finished reading
this book in awe.' - Carly, Goodreads ★★★★★ Read more An excerpt from
THE UNKNOWN:This room is about half the size of my bedroom back home. The only way in or
out of here seems to be via hatches: four on the floor and two on the ceiling. On either side of this
narrow space, there are four chairs and four small tables, all of them bolted down to the floor.
Everything is pure white, except for a silver sink in one corner with eight silver cups set above it.
Eight rectangular windows reveal that we are in some kind of aircraft, flying high above a body of
water. An ocean, maybe. But which ocean?There are three other kids in here. Two girls and one
boy. All teenagers, but they're younger than me. The boy is probably the oldest of the three. He's
maybe fifteen or sixteen. The girls look like they're twelve or thirteen. Everyone is wearing what
appear to be their nightclothes, like I am, and they have ultra-short haircuts that match mine. The
older-looking girl has reddened eyes, as if she's been crying. I haven't cried in a long time, and I
don't plan to start now. Crying doesn't get you anywhere. I should know. I've cried more in my
seventeen years than normal people do in an entire lifetime, and it has gotten me nowhere at all.
Except maybe here.Yesterday was a typical day. In the morning, my mom dragged me out of bed
twenty minutes before school started and left me lying on the cold tile floor of the bathroom. I
forced myself to take a shower, so I didn't smell bad enough or look greasy enough to attract
unwanted attention from people. I hate attention from people. Especially the people at school.
After my shower, I toweled off, got dressed, and ducked out of the house before my mom could

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