Seafire
Readers rate it 3.6 (19 on Hardcover)
318 pages · Released Aug 8, 2019 · Usborne Publishing
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Seafire is a dark, revenge-driven dystopian adventure with significant violence and mature emotional themes, centered on a crew of girls seeking retribution for murdered families. While it features a diverse cast with LGBTQ+ representation and explores complex themes of trauma, forgiveness, and empowerment, the frequent combat scenes, deaths, and heavy focus on grief and vengeance make it better suited for mid-to-upper teens. The story rewards resilience and questions about mercy, but the atmosphere is consistently dark and intense.
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Caledonia Styx let down her guard once - and her family were murdered by ruthless warlord Aric Athair and his blood-thirsty Bullets. Now captain of a crew of girls who have lost everything to the Bullets, she has sworn never to show mercy again. But when a rogue Bullet saves the life of Caledonia's best friend, she fac... Caledonia Styx let down her guard once - and her family were murdered by ruthless warlord Aric Athair and his blood-thirsty Bullets. Now captain of a crew of girls who have lost everything to the Bullets, she has sworn never to show mercy again. But when a rogue Bullet saves the life of Caledonia's best friend, she faces an impossible choice. If she lets the boy live, could he help them bring down Athair - or will he destroy them all? High seas, high stakes...and high time for revenge.
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- Young Adult Fiction
- Character driven
- Weak Character Development
- Loveable Characters
- Diverse Characters
- dark
- emotional
- Adventurous
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- Science Fiction
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ISBN 9781474971270 · Usborne Publishing