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“Jacián!" She yells again, and then she says something in Spanish. A moment later he comes down the hallway. "I'm going to tell Grandfather you said that," he says. "What do you want?”

Quote by Lisa McMann

Book:Cryer's Cross

Work

In this gripping dystopian novel, Cryer's Cross follows the journey of its namesake, Cryer, as they struggle to survive in a society that has been ravaged by war and corruption. The story is rich with political intrigue, complex characters, and a hauntingly beautiful setting that blurs the line between the real and the supernatural. As Cryer uncovers the secrets of their past and the true nature of their world, they must navigate a treacherous landscape of power struggles and moral dilemmas. more

Author

Lisa McMann is an American author known for her young adult novels. Born on February 27, 1968, she graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Her works are characterized by unique science fiction and fantasy elements, which have won her a dedicated following among young readers. more

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