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The Boy Who Learned To Live by D N Moore

Haunting, taut, and thought-provoking…

Moore’s latest novel is a taut and compelling exploration of identity and freedom, set against the backdrop of a dystopian future. Seventeen-year-old Oliver McNeil is torn from the sterile confines of Fifth City and thrust into a dangerous wilderness. His chances of survival are slim until he meets Autumn, a fierce, resourceful young woman living with her family in an underground network of caves. As their bond deepens, Oliver is forced to confront his inner demons and unravel the mystery behind his sudden escape.

The story moves fluidly between moments of intense action and introspection, drawing readers deeper into Oliver’s evolving psyche as he grapples with the brutal realities of his new life. His relationship with Autumn shifts from reluctant friendship to something far more profound, challenging him to confront his fears, question his past, and embrace change. The novel’s tension stems from the stark contrast between the rigid control of Fifth City and the vibrant underground community. In a society ruled by technology and conformity, Oliver finds salvation in human connection and nature. Moore deftly portrays his internal struggle and transformation, crafting a haunting journey that asks not just how we survive in a fractured world, but how we rediscover ourselves within it. Simply un-put-downable.


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Pub date November 25, 2024

Avonlea Publishing

ISBN 9798218495817

Price $2.99 Kindle book

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