Así me siento yo
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Lockdown
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When a great earthquake rocks the Pacific Northwest, fifteen-year-old Rowan Morgan is hiking in a suburban forest. Tremors rip the coast from Oregon to Alaska and turn Rowan's world upside down. After her father is wounded and taken to the hospital, he orders Rowan and her brother to stay inside his earthquake-proof, survivalist home. While the electrified fences offer some protection, it isn't long before mobs gather, desperate for some of the food and water rumoured to be held inside. Rowan knows that if the hungry neighbours had any true idea of the riches in her father's cellar and water tanks, they wouldn't be so easily turned away. Early one morning, Rowan leaves the compound and sets off in search of her father. She is turned away from the hospital and so goes to check on nearby friends where she finds a local gang has moved in. She escapes from them only to run into a stranger she met in the forest the day before. Why is he following her and what does he want?
Maggie Bolitho is curious by nature and over the years has been a soccer player, a horse-woman, a martial artist, a scuba diver and a cyclist. Before making her home in Bristish Columbia, Bolitho lived in Australia. In Sydney her home was in a red-zone, the highest bushfire risk possible and it was there, when she trained as a firefighter that her interest in disaster scenarios came to life.
- ISBN-13
- 9781926531892
- Publisher
- Great Plains Publications
- Imprint
- Great Plains Publications
- Publication date
- 15 April 2014
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 232
- Dimensions
- 205 x 140 mm
- Language
- English
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