Books like Anywhere by Jon Robinson
In a grim future ruled by oppressive forces, a group of young survivors navigates the perilous streets and bleak prison camps of a dystopian society. Together, they must outwit criminal elements, endure harsh conditions, and forge unlikely alliances as they strive to reclaim their freedom and protect one another from the looming threats that surround them.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Young Adult Fiction/YA Science Fiction
Authors: Jon Robinson
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