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About City of the Sun
"Ravaged by nuclear war and the most terrifying dictator since Stalin, Russia's future lies in the hands of one gifted child." In the aftermath of nuclear war, Russia cowers in the shadow of Solntse, a dictator with a chilling idea of utopia and a plan to bring it to life. The lynchpin of his plan is Sifte Pierson, a child so gifted that he has gambled his entire future on her obedience. Confined at Institute 1, an isolated school which produces the most powerful minds and bodies to serve Solntse, Sifte has grown up without knowledge of her parents or the life she was stolen from. When a new teacher arrives with a dangerous agenda and clues to her past, Sifte and her closest friends uncover a secret history with the power to destroy Solntse's empire. When the secrets leak to the Socialist rebels in the slums of St. Petersburg, their dreams of revolution begin to take solid form. And as Sifte and her friends work to uncover Solntse's plans for Utopia, she comes to realize that her identity and future are vital not only to Russia's freedom, but to all humankind.
About Sarah Bryant
Sarah Bryant is originally from Boston, USA, and now lives in the Scottish Borders with her husband and daughter. She has
an MLitt in creative writing from St Andrews, and what free time is left between writing and family goes on horses and the
celtic harp.
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Praise
'Set in such a frighteningly realistic future, this riveting adventure proves irresistable from beginning to end.' -- Booktrust
'Its genius defies classification - too deep to be a thriller, too real to be sci-fi, too exciting to be satire and altogether too much fun to be literature. The result is extraordinary - an intricate, intelligent, swift-paced and satisfying masterpiece.' Robert Finn
Book information
Price: £7.99
ISBN13: 9781905005147
Publication Date: 19/05/2005
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Format: A Format Paperback
Category: Thrillers and Crime
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