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    Infectious

    By Emma Yarwood

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    Nowhere to run to, not many places left to hide.

    When the residents of Half Moon Bay become infected with a mysterious disease, their town is sealed off from the outside world, sentencing the people inside to their doom.

    Riley and her friends find themselves locked on the wrong side of the cordon, where chaos and sickness reigns. Food is scarce, but help is even scarcer. They must escape, and they must do it before they become infected, because there is no cure.  

    The disease is dangerous, turning gentle people into manic killers – but there could be a bigger threat out there. Dr Frankston has taken a particular interest in Riley’s sister and he will stop at nothing to get her in his clutches…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateNov 30, 2020
    ISBN9781528971423
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    Emma Yarwood

    Emma Yarwood was born in August 1997 and lives with her parents and a younger sister in Cheshire (northwest of England). An avid reader from a young age, she became immersed in the worlds created by Paul Stewart and J K Rowling, and she never looked back. These books and countless others provided the inspiration for her to begin writing.

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