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Matt Eicheldinger.

311 pages.
On cover: If everything falls apart, what will you hold on to?
Summary: Seventeen-year-old Aurora knows how to survive. Life in the foster system has taught her how to stay quiet, stay smart, and stay ready. But nothing could prepare her for this: a never-ending storm that swallows cities, drowns forests, and turns the world into a flooded wasteland. Trapped in a collapsing house with her strict prepper foster parents, Aurora is forced to live by their rules just to stay alive. Until the day they disappear without a trace. Alone. Abandoned. And running out of time. All Aurora has is a waterlogged scrap of paper and a name: 'The Hill.' With looters closing in and the floodwaters rising higher each day, she's left with one impossible choice - stay and wait for the storm to take her, or risk everything on a journey through the drowned remains of the world, to a find a place that may or not exist. It's forward or nothing.

When the rain came ;
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