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Mortal Chaos
Mortal Chaos
Some will live. Many will die. All are connected.
Suitable for: Age: 12+
Price: £8.99
ISBN:
978-0-19-275713-5
Publication date:
02/02/2012
Paperback:
304 pages
Dimensions:
198x129mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
When a butterfly startles a young rabbit, and the rabbit makes a horse rear, it starts a chain of events, over the course of one day, that will change people's lives . . . and end people's lives.
From the climber on Everest to the boy in Malawi . . . the commercial pilot to the American psycho . . . the chaos knows no bounds.
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
From the climber on Everest to the boy in Malawi . . . the commercial pilot to the American psycho . . . the chaos knows no bounds.
Features
- Non-stop action in this high adrenaline adventure story that is unlike anything published for teenagers before.
- The concept of chaos theory and the butterfly effect is universally appealing.
- High-profile author who was the fifth British climber to summit the treacherous North Face of Everest.
- Exciting and extensive marketing campaign to accompany publication.
- First of three books which deal with the concept of the butterfly effect, but which are completely standalone adventures.
- Will appeal to all teenagers, boys and girls.
- Like '24' in book form . . . the book Jack Bauer would have read as a teenager!
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Reviews
- '. . . action-packed crackers kids will fly through.' - The Sun
- 'Thrilling and thoughtful stuff for a 21st-century reader' - Telegraph
- 'A pacy and thrilling read building to a dramatic finale. An imaginative page turner' - Booktrust
- 'Slick as an oil-spill, and equally combustive, this yarn for mid-teens takes chaos theory as its basis . . . Gripping.' - The Telegraph
- 'A fast-paced thriller with a generous drizzle of epicness. Utterly devourable.' - LoveReading4kids.co.uk, teen reader review
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