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The year 2053 is marked by intense climatic shifts that reshape societies and landscapes. Amid this upheaval, a devoted father embarks on a desperate quest to locate his daughter who has been abducted. Determined to find her, he faces hostile environments and moral dilemmas, journeying far beyond what he imagines possible to reunite with his child.
The narrative explores the complexities of parenthood when survival increasingly depends on navigating a transformed, unpredictable world.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Dystopian & Apocalyptic Fiction/Dystopian Fiction
Authors: Adam Nevill
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