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In this world, your 12th birthday means memories erased and a transfer to an underground bunker. Riley Aldrin is four years into a shallow existence beneath the surface at the Apollo education centre. At Apollo, everything runs to schedule and everything is controlled - from cameras in classrooms to tracking implants in ankles. But when a stranger delivers a cryptic warning message to Riley and all the adults glitch out of existence, she and the remaining fledglings must work out what all the children have really been training for.All Rights Reserved

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