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262 pp.
| Simon
| March, 2016
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-9637-8$17.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-9644-6
(3)
YA
Internment Chronicles series.
The floating city of Internment is ruled by a cruel monarch, but Morgan and her friends discover an equal threat in the manipulative king of war-torn Havalais. It is up to the teenagers to save Internment from falling from the sky. Though the plot is sometimes hampered by Morgan's lack of agency, her loving, complicated relationships will keep readers glued to the page.
312 pp.
| Simon
| March, 2015
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-8064-3$17.99
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EbookISBN 978-1-4424-8066-7
(3)
YA
Internment Chronicles series.
After being forced to flee their floating city of Internment, Morgan (Perfect Ruin) and her friends have finally reached the land on the ground, only to discover that the foreign kingdom is at war. The Jazz Age–feeling world is vividly realized, but most compelling are the complex relationships between the main character, her brother, and her companions.
356 pp.
| Simon
| October, 2013
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TradeISBN 978-1-4424-8061-2$17.99
(2)
YA
Internment Chronicles series.
Internment, a city floating above Earth, is a narrow, careful society--that crumbles with shocking speed after a murder. Suddenly, protagonist Morgan's quiet life begins to fall apart as well, as a chance encounter with the "murderer" leads her to question nearly all she thought she knew. A cliffhanger ending will likely leave readers agonizing until the next entry.
Reviewer: April Spisak
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
January, 2014
3 reviews
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