A prescient and gripping novel about a brother and sister forced to fight on opposite sides of a second American civil war.
After his impeachment, the president of the United States refuses to leave office, fracturing the country.
When a UNICEF worker and a reporter discover that both sides of the conflict are using child soldiers, they set out to shine a light on something they thought could never happen in the United States.
10-year-old Hannah Miller, an orphan living in besieged Indianapolis, has joined a citizen's militia. She had nowhere else to go. And after seeing the firsthand horrors of war, she's determined to fight with the Free Women militia.
Hannah's older brother, Alex, is a soldier too. But he's loyal to the other side. After being separated from Hannah, he finds a home in a group calling themselves The Liberty Tree.
But on the battlefields of America, Hannah and Alex will fight for the only cause that matters - each other.
| ISBN: | 9780316525275 |
| Publication date: | 27th February 2020 |
| Author: | Craig DiLouie |
| Publisher: | Orbit an imprint of Little, Brown |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 400 pages |
| Genres: |
Dystopian and utopian fiction Political / Legal Thrillers |
A prescient and gripping novel about a brother and sister forced to fight on opposite sides of a second American civil war.
After his impeachment, the president of the United States refuses to leave office, fracturing the country.
When a UNICEF worker and a reporter discover that both sides of the conflict are using child soldiers, they set out to shine a light on something they thought could never happen in the United States.
10-year-old Hannah Miller, an orphan living in besieged Indianapolis, has joined a citizen's militia. She had nowhere else to go. And after seeing the firsthand horrors of war, she's determined to fight with the Free Women militia.
Hannah's older brother, Alex, is a soldier too. But he's loyal to the other side. After being separated from Hannah, he finds a home in a group calling themselves The Liberty Tree.
But on the battlefields of America, Hannah and Alex will fight for the only cause that matters - each other.
Our War features in the following genres: Dystopian and utopian fiction, Political / Legal Thrillers
Our War is available in Paperback, Hardback
Our War was written by Craig DiLouie and published by Orbit an imprint of Little, Brown
Our War has 400 pages
£18.00