John Marsden

Six determined Australian teenagers try to find their missing friends while continuing to resist the enemies who have invaded their country.

The Dead of Night

Nessa Luna

Gods, every time I reread this one I remember Harvey's Heroes and (view spoiler)[how much I hate that son of a bitch Major Harvey OH MY GOD. And then I remember what happens next and I get sad. (hide spoiler)]

Deluxe paperback reissue of the second of the Tomorrow series, a seven-novel sequence for young adult readers telling of the experiences and exploits of a group of teenagers after the invasion of Australia. The series has been reissued to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publication of first book in the series, 'Tomorrow, When the War Began'. In this volume, first published 1994, narrator Ellie and her friends return to Hell and set up camp there. They also encounter another band that have escaped captivity, but find the experience also intolerable. Next in the series is 'The Third Day, the Frost'. A former teacher, Marsden is a bestselling author for young adults and teacher of writing. His other books include 'The Journey' and 'Millie'.

The Dead of the Night

Jane Krauss

To start with there seemed to be an unexplained time skip at the start of the book. However, that didnt deture from the story as it progressed. What can I say, I loved how book 2 continued the story developed the characters. Can't wait to stick in to book 3.

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Madelen Ehlis

'Compulsively readable' New York Times Somewhere out there Ellie and her friends are hiding. Their country has been invaded. Everyone they know has been captured. Their world has changed overnight. And now their band is divided. Kevin and Corrie are captured. Meanwhile, Ellie discovers that there are other rebels out there, fighting the invaders - but who are they and can they be trusted? The Dead of Night continues this gripping story about teenagers facing warfare amid the intensity of first love. Would you sacrifice everything to save your country and your family? Fans of Veronica Roth, Suzanne Collins and Michael Grant - prepare to be hooked by the Tomorrow series.

The Dead of Night

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