The Legacy

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2012
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The unimaginable has happened - Longevity, the drug that is supposed to guarantee eternal youth, isn't working. A virus is sweeping the country, killing many in its wake, and Longevity is powerless to fight it. The Outside is frightened, death is suddenly a possibility and Pincent Pharma need someone to blame.The Underground are accused of deliberately contaminating a batch of the drugs and Peter and Anna are hunted down. But someone knows the truth ...Will they speak up or watch as everything is torn to pieces? The thrilling conclusion to the brilliant dystopian trilogy that began with The Declaration. For fans of The Hunger Games.

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The unimaginable has happened - Longevity, the drug that is supposed to guarantee eternal youth, isn't working. A virus is sweeping the country, killing many in its wake, and Longevity is powerless to fight it. The Outside is frightened, death is suddenly a possibility and Pincent Pharma need someone to blame.The Underground are accused of deliberately contaminating a batch of the drugs and Peter and Anna are hunted down. But someone knows the truth ...Will they speak up or watch as everything is torn to pieces? The thrilling conclusion to the brilliant dystopian trilogy that began with The Declaration. For fans of The Hunger Games.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: UK ed.
Publisher: Bloomsbury Children's Books
Published: 08 Nov 2012
ISBN 10: 1408836890
ISBN 13: 9781408836897
Book Overview: The thrilling conclusion to the brilliant dystopian trilogy that began with The Declaration. For fans of The Hunger Games

Media Reviews

Thoughtful, gripping - and at times quite frightening * School Librarian *
Praise for The Declaration: One of the best written books of the year * Sunday Telegraph *
So gripping that you will not want to put this novel down. A totally absorbing read! * First News *

Author Bio

Gemma Malley studied Philosophy at Reading University before working as a journalist. She edited several business magazines and contributed regularly to Company Magazine and the Sunday Telegraph before moving into the civil service in a senior communications role at Ofsted. She lives in South London with her husband and son.