Böcker av Jen Guberman

Eos and Zane agreed that, after finding the Skeleton Key, they would seek out the rumored city of free exiles: Fortitude. When the two venture through the New Territory and beyond its borders, they encounter more terrifying elements of the exile town system than they ever thought possible. Seeking out the city with the purple light, Eos and Zane recruit escaped exiles who join them as they encounter dangerous exiles, familiar faces, and careless partygoers. Armed with a couple of daggers and a device that can unlock anything, Eos and friends search for freedom only a place like Fortitude can offer. In the eyes of the exiles, Fortitude symbolizes freedom and hope; however, it turns out that Fortitude is hiding some dark secrets of its own. Join Eos on her journey for freedom in Fortitude, the second installment in the Eos Dawn Series, written by Jen Guberman.

How far would you go for freedom? After a world war left the country in ruins, the survivors regrouped, creating four cities. With the population lower than ever, the prison system became impossible to maintain, so the city officials developed the Exile Town System... Avid-a literal dump for the thieves, Bellicose-caverns for the violent, Clamorite-mountains for the unruly, Delaisse-factories for the addicts and vandals, and Equivox-a lake for the liars. When a young thief learns about the Skeleton Key, a device that can be used to unlock anything, she can't help but to go after it. But there's a catch-in order to unlock the box containing it, she needs a key from each of the exile towns, which turn out to be far more dangerous than she could have imagined.This New Adult dystopian crime fiction book is full of action, adventure, drama, and a little romance. Contains: violence, drug references, alcohol references, mild languageThis book is character-driven with a strong female protagonist. It's been compared to books such as the Divergent series and The Hunger Games series.

Raine Velora and the exile town system have taken everything from Eos. After a heartbreaking loss, Eos was pushed to her breaking point. Now, she's ready to do whatever it takes to bring Raine down and reinstate the prison system. Faced with loyalists in the cities, sandstorms in the desert, and the horrors in her head, Eos sets out to spread the word about the corruption of the New Territory. With the support of the exiles, Eos leads the revolution, but Raine and her officials aren't the only threat in her path. Join Eos on her journey for freedom in Dawn, the third and final installment in the Eos Dawn Series, written by Jen Guberman.

Eos and Zane agreed that, after finding the Skeleton Key, they would seek out the rumored city of free exiles: Fortitude. When the two venture through the New Territory and beyond its borders, they encounter more terrifying elements of the exile town system than they ever thought possible. Seeking out the city with the purple light, Eos and Zane recruit escaped exiles who join them as they encounter dangerous exiles, familiar faces, and careless partygoers. Armed with a couple of daggers and a device that can unlock anything, Eos and friends search for freedom only a place like Fortitude can offer. In the eyes of the exiles, Fortitude symbolizes freedom and hope; however, it turns out that Fortitude is hiding some dark secrets of its own. Join Eos on her journey for freedom in Fortitude, the second installment in the Eos Dawn Series, written by Jen Guberman.

How far would you go for freedom? After a world war left the country in ruins, the survivors regrouped, creating four cities. With the population lower than ever, the prison system became impossible to maintain, so the city officials developed the Exile Town System... Avid-a literal dump for the thieves, Bellicose-caverns for the violent, Clamorite-mountains for the unruly, Delaisse-factories for the addicts and vandals, and Equivox-a lake for the liars. When a young thief learns about the Skeleton Key, a device that can be used to unlock anything, she can't help but to go after it. But there's a catch-in order to unlock the box containing it, she needs a key from each of the exile towns, which turn out to be far more dangerous than she could have imagined. *This version is the hardcover with removable dust jacket and alternate cover design underneath.*