You Deserve To Be Here - Cunningham, A. R
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The writing's on the wall in this tense YA fantasy novel where the Traitors meets Hunger Games. Sixteen-year-old Tanvi wakes up in the dreaded Daedelum Maze, a secret prison for the worst of the worst. Her memories stolen along with her past, Tanvi must work with four other lost teens, all different, all with forgotten pasts like Tanvi, who are trapped with her: Pheelan, the privileged, but timid, mage Larabel, the ice princess with more secrets than she has put downs Roeger, the big bruiser with a dangerous temper Niirah, the pauper thief just trying to survive And then there's Singer.…mehr

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The writing's on the wall in this tense YA fantasy novel where the Traitors meets Hunger Games. Sixteen-year-old Tanvi wakes up in the dreaded Daedelum Maze, a secret prison for the worst of the worst. Her memories stolen along with her past, Tanvi must work with four other lost teens, all different, all with forgotten pasts like Tanvi, who are trapped with her: Pheelan, the privileged, but timid, mage Larabel, the ice princess with more secrets than she has put downs Roeger, the big bruiser with a dangerous temper Niirah, the pauper thief just trying to survive And then there's Singer. Half-Fey, part jailor, part saviour, the strange and alluring boy becomes Tanvi's guide in the maze as she and the others work together to unravel their pasts. All the while the mysterious and wicked Overseer Ossiltree forces Tanvi and her new 'friends' through harrowing tests of character designed to break her will, her mind, and perhaps, worst of all, her heart. Tropes: · Amnesia · Strangers-to-allies- to-lovers · Found Family · Dystopian · First love · Magic
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Born and raised in the UK, A.R Cunningham has always been interested in life's big questions. Such as - is it better to be eaten first in a zombie apocalypse or last? And what would happen if heaven outsourced its paperwork to hell? Naturally pursuing answers to these fundamental(ly daft) questions has helped make her a writer!