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Age range 12+
Imagine a world where all seems normal and yet nothing is – a world very much like our own, yet jarringly unlike. A world where two clandestine organisations, the Ghost Squad and the Base, are engaged in a secret battle for control of information so dangerous it could literally change life as humans have always known it…
A bold, exciting novel with thrilling twists and turns, The Ghost Squad is a novel that will keep readers guessing – and keep them awake at night!
'Get set for a heart-stopping chase, a stunning near future world, and a desperate struggle to discover the truth about life, death and what comes next.' — Alison Goodman, author of the bestselling Dark Days series
'An action thriller that grapples with the biggest mystery of all: life after death.' — Michael Pryor, author of The Laws of Magic
'a dynamic and exciting thriller with smart, relatable characters...should appeal to fans of Stranger Things and readers of John Marsden's 'Tomorrow' books.' — Books+Publishing
The Ghost Squad
€40.60
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Description:Age range 12+
Imagine a world where all seems normal and yet nothing is – a world very much like our own, yet jarringly unlike. A world where two clandestine organisations, the Ghost Squad and the Base, are engaged in a secret battle for control of information so dangerous it could literally change life as humans have always known it…
A bold, exciting novel with thrilling twists and turns, The Ghost Squad is a novel that will keep readers guessing – and keep them awake at night!
'Get set for a heart-stopping chase, a stunning near future world, and a desperate struggle to discover the truth about life, death and what comes next.' — Alison Goodman, author of the bestselling Dark Days series
'An action thriller that grapples with the biggest mystery of all: life after death.' — Michael Pryor, author of The Laws of Magic
'a dynamic and exciting thriller with smart, relatable characters...should appeal to fans of Stranger Things and readers of John Marsden's 'Tomorrow' books.' — Books+Publishing