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by Deryn Pittar (Author)
In a post-apocalyptic New Zealand, one girl must choose between obedience and freedom.
Calista lives in the tunnels, a subterranean world built to survive the Nuclear Dawn. But is their safety a lie? When Calista's father, a Carbonite rebel, reappears, she's faced with a choice: follow the oppressive MICs (Men In Charge) or risk everything for a life of freedom outside. As fear battles with her desire for adventure, Calista discovers a forbidden love that fuels her rebellion.
For fans of dystopian fiction, The Carbonite's Daughter is a gripping tale of self-discovery, environmentalism, and the fight for truth. Will Calista embrace her destiny, or will the secrets of the tunnels bury her forever? Find out in this thrilling young adult adventure. Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Dystopian romance
- Strong female leads
- Thought-provoking themes
Author Biography
Deryn Pittar writes and is published in sci-fi, fantasy, futuristic and contemporary romance, loves writing short and flash fiction, and is an occasional poet. She belongs to Spec.Fic.NZ, and the Romance Writers of N.Z. She reads and critiques for fellow authors and listens to their advice in return. In 2020 she gained fourth equal place with her sestina 'Australia' in the Frank DiBase International Poetry contest. Her dragon novel Lutapolii - White Dragon of the South is a prize-winning fantasy, winning a Sir Julius Vogel Award at Geysercon in 2019 for Best Young Adult published in 2018.
