| Author: | Mandy Hager | ISBN: | 9780143772446 |
| Publisher: | Penguin Books Ltd | Publication: | May 28, 2018 |
| Imprint: | NZ ePenguin | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mandy Hager |
| ISBN: | 9780143772446 |
| Publisher: | Penguin Books Ltd |
| Publication: | May 28, 2018 |
| Imprint: | NZ ePenguin |
| Language: | English |
The gripping sequel to the prize-winning thriller The Nature of Ash.
Ash McCarthy thought he had done enough by broadcasting his story to the world, exposing the corruption and lies of Prime Minister Chandler and his cronies. With his small band of friends and family on a remote campsite in the backcountry, he awaits the international community to answer his call for action. But the public response is not what he had hoped for and the fallout from his revelations will lead him and his companions into even more danger.
Can Ash withstand the new challenges that confront him? And what of Mikey - can he survive in this increasingly merciless world?
Chilling and page-turning, this compelling novel crackles with political intrigue, fast-paced action, unexpected twists and lots of heart.
'Political, economic and ecological issues sizzle in the action, dialogue and reactions of the characters . . . a novel very hard to forget.' - NZ Books on The Nature of Ash
The gripping sequel to the prize-winning thriller The Nature of Ash.
Ash McCarthy thought he had done enough by broadcasting his story to the world, exposing the corruption and lies of Prime Minister Chandler and his cronies. With his small band of friends and family on a remote campsite in the backcountry, he awaits the international community to answer his call for action. But the public response is not what he had hoped for and the fallout from his revelations will lead him and his companions into even more danger.
Can Ash withstand the new challenges that confront him? And what of Mikey - can he survive in this increasingly merciless world?
Chilling and page-turning, this compelling novel crackles with political intrigue, fast-paced action, unexpected twists and lots of heart.
'Political, economic and ecological issues sizzle in the action, dialogue and reactions of the characters . . . a novel very hard to forget.' - NZ Books on The Nature of Ash
