“Young and Evil is one of the best books I've read in
years”
“Young
and Evil" is not for the squeamish person”
“A thoroughly enjoyable fantasy with many surprises
and a nice twist”
“Chaos, violence, and most incarnations of debauchery
can be found in this book”
“This is not a comfortable, cozy story. It pushes the
boundaries -- not just of the genre, but of the reader's squeamishness as well”
You got to love books that push boundaries! So what’s
it about…
Post-apocalyptic,
teenage pirates with Lovecraftian monsters.
Tommy
Fenn is one of the oldest people left alive on Orcas Island. He’s fifteen. The
Orphan Fog plague has wiped out all the adults and young children and now the
Pacific Northwest is a wasteland of teens and tweens struggling to survive
amongst the rotting bodies of their parents and the wreckage of their world.
Scavenging
can only take them so far. Tommy doesn’t know when the National Guard will come
back, or even if the government still exists. So he and his gang learn to sail,
to trade with other survivors around the islands, to see what’s out there. And
what’s out there is pirates; murdering, raping teenagers who take what they
want and shoot anyone who gets in their way. To protect the island, Tommy
proposes joining forces with the Rosario colony. Their leader, Brad Dexter,
refuses. He considers Tommy a criminal, as bad as any pirate. Then the pirates
invade Tommy’s cove and kidnap Jennifer Nakasura.
And
far away, at the top of the Space Needle, the Emperor, a mysterious young man
with a special destiny, gathers his army under the red octopus flag. He is
searching for a strange mutant child. A child with tentacles.
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