The New Era

The New Era

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A massive heatwave has struck killing most of the human population on Earth. Only a strong handful of people have survived, 267 people, altogether. And they all live in a city, not known very well at all, not even mapped on a single map. These people must all learn to live in a new Era, known as the Sparked Era (a result from Climate Change). But new species are lurking with new and unimaginable powers. These people must learn to work together and survive. Or is the human race just doomed to be flushed out? Cover Credit: pollywritess This book has achieved these HIGH RANKS: • #178 in dystopian • #69 in climate change • #781 in futuristic
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