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Distinctive worldbuilding and unforgettable characters make this bloody tale a must-read for fantasy fans. —Kirkus Reviews, awarding a Kirkus star.
In the layers below this tale lies the dark social consciousness many may wish to evade. The beauty of this novel is that it’s up to you as the reader. —Reader Views Reviews
A World Without Trees is a highly recommended read for fans of gritty, intelligently penned dystopian novels. —Readers’ Favorite Reviews
I highly recommend this decidedly allegorical and fascinating read to fans of dystopian/post-apocalyptic novels as well as to those who prefer rich, thought-provoking tales with genuinely unique characters. —Reader Views Reviews
Long ago, an otherworldly creature made the Earth almost uninhabitable and nearly consumed all of mankind. Now angels protect, and rule over, New Eden—Earth’s last remaining city. By angelic decree, and scripture akin to propaganda, all redheads are enslaved. Alizard is the stubborn daughter of the two most powerful families in the city. She expects to inherit a position of great leadership until the day her hair turns red.
A World Without Trees tells a story of ultimate sacrifice amidst a harsh, violent, landscape. Alizard’s journey within and without New Eden will force her to confront childhood trauma in the aftermath of a family torn apart. All the while, the return of the world-eating creature nears.