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    The Maze: Three Tales of the Future
    The Maze: Three Tales of the Future
    The Maze: Three Tales of the Future
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    The Maze: Three Tales of the Future

    Written by Charity Tahmaseb

    Narrated by Ashley Klanac

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    How can you escape when there's no way out?

    Three stories. Three heroines. Three choices.

    The Maze: Cadet Eppie Langtry navigates the cold and endless maze as part of the Academy’s final training exercise. Her exploration leads her to a fellow cadet, and their combined curiosity triggers something no one expects--least of all the cadre running the maze.

    What Little Remains: In a post-apocalyptic city, Kit ekes out an existence by tending to her rooftop garden. A rift in time brings her a new friend from the past--and something else far more menacing. 

    Inside Out: When Lexia befriends a girl from outside a luxury spa facility, she starts seeing the cracks in her mother’s disastrous fifth marriage, the world in which she lives, and her own future. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCollins Mark Books
    Release dateSep 22, 2014
    ISBN9781987123692
    Author

    Charity Tahmaseb

    Charity Tahmaseb was a 2003 Golden Heart finalist, and one of her short stories was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She is the co-author, with Darcy Vance, of The Geek Girl's Guide to Cheerleading, and lives in Minnesota. Visit her at thegeekgirlsguide.com/wordpress.

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