The Trees

The Trees
ISBN-10
1632862832
ISBN-13
9781632862839
Series
THE TREES
Category
Fiction
Pages
488
Language
English
Published
2016-08-02
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Author
Ali Shaw

Description

A terrifying and wildly imaginative novel that follows four survivors on a journey after the natural--and the supernatural--has reclaimed and transformed their world.

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