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The End Seer
- A Young Adult Dystopian Romance
- Narrated by: Virtual Voice
- Length: 16 hrs and 16 mins
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The End Seer
Narrated by:
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Publisher's summary
"Everyone else has the luxury of forgetting. But I never will."
Aurora Reynolds stopped the terrorists controlling the weather, saved New York City from an unthinkable attack, and destroyed the Dream Machine. She should be a hero. So then why won't anyone listen to her?
Rory knows something isn't right. Corrupt people are still in power, strange weather is happening in Europe, and her attempts at warning the public are being silenced. Even Noah, Jordan, and Emma seem more interested in moving on with their lives than finishing the fight they started together. And don't even get her started on her sister, Fifi—having the summer of her life studying art (and European men) in Spain.
She may be alone, but Rory won't stop until she uncovers the truth once and for all in this thrilling conclusion of The Seer Trilogy.
Aurora Reynolds stopped the terrorists controlling the weather, saved New York City from an unthinkable attack, and destroyed the Dream Machine. She should be a hero. So then why won't anyone listen to her?
Rory knows something isn't right. Corrupt people are still in power, strange weather is happening in Europe, and her attempts at warning the public are being silenced. Even Noah, Jordan, and Emma seem more interested in moving on with their lives than finishing the fight they started together. And don't even get her started on her sister, Fifi—having the summer of her life studying art (and European men) in Spain.
She may be alone, but Rory won't stop until she uncovers the truth once and for all in this thrilling conclusion of The Seer Trilogy.