Second Shift: Order
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Readers rate it 4.3 (72 on Hardcover)
207 pages · Released Dec 6, 2012 · Random House
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Second Shift is a dystopian sci-fi novel that explores themes of truth, resistance, and moral complexity in a society built on lies and control. While not graphically violent, it contains moderate psychological tension, some physical conflict, and heavy thematic content about manipulation and systemic oppression. The narrative demands maturity to follow its layered plot and moral ambiguities, making it better suited for older teens.
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The incredible second part of Shift, the follow up to bestseller Wool. Donald wasn’t supposed to remember. In fact, he was punished for doing just that. But the information he should have forgotten may end up saving his future. Mission Jones is a young man who wants to change the world around him. The rules, the secret... The incredible second part of Shift, the follow up to bestseller Wool. Donald wasn’t supposed to remember. In fact, he was punished for doing just that. But the information he should have forgotten may end up saving his future. Mission Jones is a young man who wants to change the world around him. The rules, the secrets, the lies. Putting his own life on the line, he fights to build a resistance and save those who have hope. But is he trying to save the wrong people? Donald knows the truth, but is he willing to use it to protect something that he regrets building in the first place?
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- Fiction
- Calibre Import
- Fantasy
- Science Fiction
- Dystopian
- Young Adult
- Adventure
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ISBN 9781448151646 · Random House