Revived
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- R$ 6,90
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- R$ 6,90
Descrição da editora
Revived is a romance book for young adults with a twist. As romantic as Shiver or One Day; as intense as Before I Fall.
The world fades to nothing, and before I have the chance to think another thought . . . I’m dead. My name is Daisy West and my whole life is a lie. I have died five times. I’ve been Revived five times. With each revival comes a new name, a new town . . . a new life. But this time, I won’t let myself die. This time, I’ve found a love that I can’t let go of. This time, I’m going to make my life my own . . .
The much-anticipated follow-up to Forgotten is finally here. Cat Patrick is leading a new raft of authors writing romance books for teens with real depth and emotion.
Praise for Forgotten:
‘I’m in love. With a book. And its name is Forgotten. I was completely blown away by it’ – A Dream of Books, blogger
‘Forgotten is a mind-bending experience that I devoured in one sitting. Cat Patrick's exciting and impressive debut still haunts me’ – author Jay Asher
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Daisy is a dead girl several times over. Not yet 16, she's been resurrected five times. She is part of a secret government program for testing an experimental drug, Revive, which can bring otherwise healthy accident victims to life again. Reanimation is not easy to keep under wraps, and with every death comes a move to a new school with new secrets to keep. After Daisy's latest demise from anaphylactic shock, that new home is Omaha, Neb. There, she lives with two agents who pose as her parents while keeping strict watch over Daisy's health and operating a supercomputing lab in the basement. Despite this, Daisy moves freely at school, hangs out with her friend Audrey, and falls in love with Audrey's brother, Matt. Credulity is strained by Daisy's propensity for accidents, necessitating repeated use of Revive; nevertheless, Patrick (Forgotten) carries this improbability off with her fluid and observant prose. Daisy evolves from a detached and conformist drone to a young woman with budding emotions, attachments, and a deeper understanding of what it means to live and die. Ages 12 up.
