The Well's End
Feb 2014 · Dijual oleh Penguin
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In this high-stakes young adult thriller, a deadly virus races through a private academy, spurring one teenager to break quarantine in order to survive.
“Seth Fishman kills it in every possible way.”—Margaret Stohl, New York Times bestselling co-author of Beautiful Creatures
“A crackling thriller that keeps you turning the pages until the very end.”—Jennifer Smith, author of The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
Nowhere to escape but below.
Sixteen-year-old Mia Kish has always been afraid of the dark. After all, she’s Baby Mia, the one who fell down a well. That was years ago, though the darkness still haunts her. But when her classmates and teachers at ritzy Westbrook Academy start dying of old age from a bizarre and frightening virus that ages its victims in a matter of hours, Mia becomes haunted by a lot more than the dark. Their deaths are gruesome and Mia worries she and her friends may be next. In order to survive, Mia and her small crew must break quarantine and outrun armed soldiers in hazmat suits who shoot first and ask questions later.
And there’s only one place to go—the Cave, aka Fenton Electronics. Mia knows it’s somehow connected and hopes her dad, the director of Fenton Electronics, who has always been oddly secretive about his work, has the answers she needs. More importantly, a cure to save everyone before the whole town succumbs to the mysterious virus.
“Seth Fishman kills it in every possible way.”—Margaret Stohl, New York Times bestselling co-author of Beautiful Creatures
“A crackling thriller that keeps you turning the pages until the very end.”—Jennifer Smith, author of The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
Nowhere to escape but below.
Sixteen-year-old Mia Kish has always been afraid of the dark. After all, she’s Baby Mia, the one who fell down a well. That was years ago, though the darkness still haunts her. But when her classmates and teachers at ritzy Westbrook Academy start dying of old age from a bizarre and frightening virus that ages its victims in a matter of hours, Mia becomes haunted by a lot more than the dark. Their deaths are gruesome and Mia worries she and her friends may be next. In order to survive, Mia and her small crew must break quarantine and outrun armed soldiers in hazmat suits who shoot first and ask questions later.
And there’s only one place to go—the Cave, aka Fenton Electronics. Mia knows it’s somehow connected and hopes her dad, the director of Fenton Electronics, who has always been oddly secretive about his work, has the answers she needs. More importantly, a cure to save everyone before the whole town succumbs to the mysterious virus.
In this high-stakes young adult thriller, a deadly virus races through a private academy, spurring one teenager to break quarantine in order to survive.
“Seth Fishman kills it in every possible way.”—Margaret Stohl, New York Times bestselling co-author of Beautiful Creatures
“A crackling thril...
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Seth Fishman is a literary agent at the Gernert Company. He is the author of The Well's End and its sequel The Dark Water. He lives in Jersey City, NJ.
Seth Fishman is a literary agent at the Gernert Company. He is the author of The Well's End and its sequel The Dark Water. He lives in Jersey City, NJ.
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