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Dead & Gone

Jonathan Maberry

Ages 12–16

100 pages · Released Aug 14, 2012

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This is a prequel e-short set in Jonathan Maberry's post-apocalyptic Rot & Ruin universe, focusing on the traumatic origins of a character named Riot. The story contains moderate violence and horror elements typical of the series, along with references to past abuse and survival trauma. While not graphically explicit, the themes and atmosphere are darker and more mature than typical middle-grade fiction, making it more suitable for older teens familiar with the series.

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How did Riot escape from the Night Church? How did she survive the Rot & Ruin—and the horrors of her own past? There’s only one way to find out.... Jonathan Maberry explores the origins of a fascinating new character in an exclusive e-short story set in the land of the Rot & Ruin. How did Riot escape from the Night Church? How did she survive the Rot & Ruin—and the horrors of her own past? There’s only one way to find out.... Jonathan Maberry explores the origins of a fascinating new character in an exclusive e-short story set in the land of the Rot & Ruin.

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ISBN 9781442472761 · Simon and Schuster

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