The Rosie Black Chronicles, Book 2: Equinox
Seventeen-year-old Rosie Black’s problems are only just beginning. Her dad is locked away, her friend Pip has abandoned her and Riley isn’t telling her the full story. Bent on revenge, Rosie is still working in secret to try and take down the evil Helios group. But what sacrifices is she prepared to make to destroy them?
Equinox is the second book in The Rosie Black Chronicles, a thrilling young adult science-fiction series by Australian author Lara Morgan. This action-packed dystopian novel is perfect for fans of The Hunger Games and Divergent. Continue the adventure with Genesis (Book 1) and Dark Star (Book 3). Read more at www.lara-morgan.com
“A sci-fi adventure with plenty of fighting, romance, and an attractive group of daring young people trying to save the world.” Bookseller+Publisher
“Readers will delight in the futuristic technology and pacey narrative.” The West Australian
“Lara Morgan’s Genesis, the first in her dystopian YA trilogy The Rosie Black Chronicles, was a blistering read. Its sequel certainly continues in a similar vein, albeit with even more grit and integrity.” Read in a Single Sitting Blog
“This book was very enjoyable, with the action starting almost immediately.” ReadPlus
Creators
Lara Morgan is a first-generation Australian of Croatian and Bermudian descent. She wrote her first book when she was seven – a plagiarised version of The Magic Faraway Tree – and has been writing on and off ever since. She has worked in community arts and at a community newspaper but now spends most of her time writing. Awakening, Book One of her adult trilogy, The Twins of Saranthium, was released in 2008 by Pan Macmillan. Book Two in the series, Betrayal, was released in March 2010.
Reviews
Genesis, the first in her dystopian YA trilogy The Rosie Black Chronicles, was a blistering read. Its sequel certainly continues in a similar vein, albeit with even more grit and integrity.
Read in a Single Sitting Blog
Readers will delight in the futuristic technology and pacy narrative.
The West Australian
