Farenheit Down

Farenheit Down

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Science Fiction
The world is cold. Literally. The apocalypse has come, and it brought winter with it. Millions of people have perished in earthquakes, tsunamis, and ice storms. Now Ceri and her brother are alone in what used to be NYC. Ceri can only think of one place to go. The Rockies, the only place colder than New York, where her uncle works in a top secret facility. As they battle their way past hail, chain gangs, and the annoying lack of wifi, they meet Reed, a boy genius sent by Ceri's uncle to find them. Everything seems fine and dandy. Then things start going wrong. That's right it is possible to for things to go even MORE wrong.
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