What if you knew exactly when you would die? Rhine Ellery lives in an age where girls don’t live past the age of 20,
and guys don’t see their 26th birthday. Society is trying desperately to
find a cure for this “virus” that is taking their young, but in the
meantime, girls are often captured and sold as young brides for the
gentlemen so that the race can continue, and so that the first
generation can find the ever-elusive cure.Rhine is one of the girls that has been taken, and she finds herself in
the home of — and married to — Linden Ashby, along with two other young
girls, close to her in age. As Rhine tries to find a way out of her
“prison”, she finds herself ever more drawn to one of the house’s many
attendants, and developing a bond with her sister wives. But, she must
constantly remind herself of where she’s come from so as not to get too
comfortable with these new surroundings, and with the charm of her new
husband
Love sci-fi as well as teen fiction? Well jump into this post-apocalyptic novel that puts a new twist on the phrase 'the good die young'. You'll be on the edge of your seat, dying to know what happens next in this intoxicating page turner. And while the world of Rhine may seem be strange, Rhine couldn't be any more human. It is like you're there with her on the journey, you forget that she's actually a character. One thing that can either be considered a positive or a negative was that it was strikingly similar to the Hunger Games. A post-apocalyptic world, impending death tied in with a glamorous world... but yet it is still original.
I would recommend this book to those who have read the Hunger Games Series. It takes everything that is to love about a futuristic novel and mixes it will a story line that will keep you on your toes. Or maybe you're tired of your usual white bread book? Well this one is certainly interesting as well as imaginative. So what are you waiting for? I know you're dying to know what happens next. Already read Wither? No fear fellow book lover! Fever, the second book in The Chemical Garden trilogy is out now.
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