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Andersen Press LtdSuitable for Ages
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2nd August 2012ISBN
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Hav3n
Tom Easton
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Julia Eccleshare's comment:
A fast-paced story with a chilling edge Hav3n is an adventure set in a terrifying but credible future. When Hav3n, the deadliest virus the world has even known, is unleashed everyone except Josh, his sister Martha and seventy eight other villagers succumb to its power. Can the survivors survive? Will Josh and Martha be the only teenagers left? Tom Easton raises interesting questions in a thrilling and gripping story.
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Synopsis
Hav3n by Tom EastonIt starts with a cough, a few aches and pains and a weird spot on the back of your neck. It is HAV3N, the worst disease the world has ever seen. With friends and loved ones dying in their thousands, the villagers of picture-postcard village Great Sheen are convinced this is more than just media hype. Their entire existence is under serious threat. So they barricade themselves in - and the infected out. Seventeen-year old Josh, his sister Martha and their two friends survive the onslaught of HAV3N, along with only seventy-eight other villagers. But they now face a very different future. One in which they could be the only living teenagers in the world...
Reviews
An exciting and thought-provoking work of fiction that depicts mankind on the very brink of survival. Carousel A compelling and gripping read, this is not for the faint-hearted! -- Jayne Gould Armadillo Magazine Compulsive and exciting. The BookbagAbout The Author
Tom Easton has previously written YA rom-com novels under a variety of pseudonyms for Hodder. This project is his first under his own name, and explores the best and worst of human nature in a gripping, dark and witty psychological thriller.
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