The Stranded
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Summary
'Gorgeously written . . . immediately hooks the reader from the early pages (the world-building is fantastic).' Independent
Welcome to the Arcadia.
Once a luxurious cruise ship, now it is home to the stranded. For forty years, they have lived, and died, on the water.
A place of extreme haves and have-nots, gangs and make-shift shelters, its people are tyrannized by a country they can see but can't get to. A country that says it doesn't want them.
Esther is a loyal citizen, working flat-out for a rare chance to live a life on land. Nik is a rebel, intent on liberating the Arcadia once and for all.
Together, they will change the future . . .
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE STRANDED:
'A pacy, gripping read that plunges you into this near-future dystopia from the first page.'
'A real page-turner, with relatable characters and lots of twists and turns . . . if you loved Station Eleven this will be right up your street'
'This is honestly one of the best action centred books I've read in a while! Think Titanic meets The Hunger Games!.'
Welcome to the Arcadia.
Once a luxurious cruise ship, now it is home to the stranded. For forty years, they have lived, and died, on the water.
A place of extreme haves and have-nots, gangs and make-shift shelters, its people are tyrannized by a country they can see but can't get to. A country that says it doesn't want them.
Esther is a loyal citizen, working flat-out for a rare chance to live a life on land. Nik is a rebel, intent on liberating the Arcadia once and for all.
Together, they will change the future . . .
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE STRANDED:
'A pacy, gripping read that plunges you into this near-future dystopia from the first page.'
'A real page-turner, with relatable characters and lots of twists and turns . . . if you loved Station Eleven this will be right up your street'
'This is honestly one of the best action centred books I've read in a while! Think Titanic meets The Hunger Games!.'
Reviews
This debut is gorgeously written and the setting, aboard the cruise ship Arcadia in the not-too-distant future, immediately hooks the reader from the early pages (the world-building is fantastic).
Independent
