It's 2083. Water is rationed carefully. Paper is difficult to find. Coffee and chocolate are banned. New York has erupted with poverty and crime.And yet . . .
Life for Anya Balanchine is normal. Well, it's about as normal as it gets for the daughter of the city's most notorious criminal. Her life consists of normal things like going to school, and taking care of her dying grandmother. It also consists of running from the many enemies her father has made.
This novel was a very quick read for me. It was mostly realistic fiction, and a little bit of romance. All in all, is is a great heartfelt book.
Review by Sadie
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