An addictive and jaw-dropping dystopian story, perfect for fans of Bella Forrest, The Hunger Games and Divergent. Discover a world torn apart by storms under the grip of an evil organisation, and one girl who discovers a secret that will change everything...
The existence of 15-year-old Alice Davenport is Paradigm Industries' biggest secret.
Decades ago, after fierce storms ravaged the earth, Alice was one of the first to help establish Paradigm Industries' new world order: in which no one can leave the Barricades, and every trace of the past was destroyed. The whole Community believes she died an Industry hero.
But Alice refused to live under Paradigm's cruel laws.
Alice was punished.
And Alice is alive.
Sentenced to permanent cryonic sleep in the Catacombs, Alice has been frozen for years... until now. With the Industry wanting her dead, Alice is on the run - helped by Carter Warren, Industry loyalist turned secret rebel. But as they make their escape, they uncover a shocking secret.
Paradigm Industries have devastating plans for the future, which threaten to tear the world apart. Those living outside the Barricades will be permanently destroyed. With Alice and Carter the only hope for humanity, can they find the strength to finally defeat the Industry?
The Storm Girl's Secret is the thrilling conclusion to the Paradigm trilogy. Discover Alice's heart-pounding story today.
Readers are addicted to the Paradigm trilogy:
'I absolutely raced through this story, it grabbed hold of me and wouldn't let go... need to know what happens next!... compelling and powerful!... The pages are filled with secrets, surprises, danger and intrigue... I was sat bolt upright reading... so many tense moments that at times I felt as if I was holding my breath!... completely pulled me in!' Rae Reads, 5 stars
'SO IN LOVE with this book!!! Thumbs up for sure! A must read.' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
'The Rising Storm is an amazing read! Action filled to the core! It was so engaging right from the beginning. The writing was intense, and the characters were well developed! Hands down, I would recommend this book
