Afterworlds

First is the story of 18-year-old Darcy Patel, a sophisticated and Americanized daughter of immigrant, well-to-do parents from India. [...]once inside his book, who among these "vast numbers" wouldn't envy an 18-year-old who gets invited to go along on a book tour with two other YA au...

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