The Lost Code
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Kevin Emerson's The Lost Code, first in the Alanteans series, tells the story of a near-future earth ravaged by global climate change. Owen Parker is about to learn that it isn't the first time the planet has been near destruction. Owen's ancestors were part of an ancient race whose advanced technology once almost destroyed the world.
With the help of a mysterious, enchanting girl named Lily, Owen will have to understand his history and his genetic code to prevent global annihilation. He will also have to leave the bio-dome that keeps him safe and brave the post-apocalyptic wasteland beyond.
Teens fascinated by the dark dystopian world of Divergent and mythology of the Percy Jackson series will want to read The Lost Code.
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"The high-stakes narrative moves forward with momentum, and a romance between Owen and Lilly is gracefully unveiled." -- Publishers Weekly
"The Lost Code will satisfy teens' thirst for post-apocalyptic dystopian novels with just the right amount of suspense, adventure, science fiction, fantasy, and romance, but without the brutal violence found in other stories. Readers will eagerly devour Owen's tale and look forward to its continuation." -- Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
"The ending of the book leaves plenty of room for the sequel, and readers will likely be intrigued enough to continue." -- School Library Journal
"A smart dystopian adventure packed with mind-blowing fantasy and characters you'll love." -- Michael Grant, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Gone series
"The Lost Code will stop your heart with scenes of passion and power, as it draws you in to a group of kids who are the only hope in a dying world of artifice and desperation. What happens to them is like nothing you've ever read." -- Peter Lerangis, NYT Bestselling author of two books in the 39 Clues series, and co-author of Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am
"The broad strokes of conflict and characterization make this a movie-ready action flick at heart...an accessible entree to the dystopia trend." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
