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 Blog Tour Pax and the Secret Swarm by David Barker As New London edges closer to war, Pax must decide what he is prepared to sacrifice to achieve the impossible – a united kingdom. Pax and his friends head back to Scholastic Parliament for their third and final year, their focus shifting to their plans for the future. Meanwhile, the mayor’s renewed plans in his fight against the Countryside Alliance demand even greater sacrifices from the citizens of New London. Stumbling upon secrets that could change the fate of New London forever, Pax finds himself at the centre of a conspiracy that threatens him, his friends, and everyone in the city. Can he bear to risk everything he holds dear for the thing he’s always wanted? Pax and the Secret Swarm is the third part of David Barker's London Falling trilogy and it brings Pax's story to a thrilling climax. For those unfamiliar with the series, it's set in a dystopian London, in a UK which has split in half due to civil war, with a g...
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Review - Crater Lake: Evolution by Jennifer Killick

 Review - Crater Lake: Evolution by Jennifer Killick


It’s five months since the Crater Lake Year Six alien invasion school trip from hell,  and Lance and his friends have struggled with the transition to high school. 

But now things have got strange in their hometown of Straybridge: there’s been an explosion at the university, a mysterious creature has escaped, the town is under curfew and Lance’s mum is acting seriously weird. 

Cut off from help can Lance reunite Katja, Chets, Ade, Big Mak and new friend Karim, to tackle an enemy straight out of their nightmares...



So pleased to report that Jennifer Killick has done it again!

Crater Lake Evolution is wickedly smart sci-fi horror, with some seriously creepy moments and some important things to say about friendships and how they can change on us. 

Highly recommended

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Crater Lake: Evolution by Jennifer Killick is out now, published by Firefly Press.
I was given a review copy via Netgalley in return for an honest review.
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