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J.A. Souders's haunting debut—Renegade Since the age of three, sixteen-year-old Evelyn Winters has trained to be Daughter of the People in the underwater utopia known as Elysium. Selected from hundreds of children for her ideal genes, all her life she's believed that everything is perfect. Her world. Her people. The Law.

But when Gavin Hunter, a Surface Dweller, accidentally stumbles into Elysium's secluded little world, Evelyn comes to a startling realization: Everything she knows is a lie.

Her memories have been altered.

Her mind and body aren't under her own control.

And the person she knows as Mother is a monster.

Together with Gavin she plans her escape, only to learn that her own mind is a ticking time bomb...and Mother has one last secret that will destroy them all.


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LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 13, 2012
ISBN9781466800953
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J. A. Souders

J.A. SOUDERS is the author of the Elysium Chronicles (including Renegade and Revelations) and lives in the land of sunshine and palm trees with her husband and two children where she spends her time writing about the monsters under the bed, day dreaming about living in an underwater colony, and failing miserably at playing video games.

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    Mr Carpenter is one of several authors to continue the adventures of Conan, filling in gaps of the larger-than-life character's history that the Great Robert E. Howard left unexplored.I've read this one twice, first as a teenager, second when in my mid-twenties. Fifteen years on, I can't remember this tale in great detail, but know that I enjoyed it, though not as much as the Conan tales penned by Mr Howard.