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Recently spotted: 17-year-old Vivian Apple, fresh off of a cross-country trip to find her parents—who have gone MIA. 


The brave heroine left us on the edge of our seats after we first met her in Vivian Apple At The End of the World. Now, she's back in the fast-paced sequel, where the stakes are higher than ever—and no one is safe. Here's everything we know about the new novel so far...
 
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A few months ago, over 3,000 people disappeared after the "Rapture" predicted by prophet Beaton Frick and The Church of America. Vivian Apple, a self-professed non-"Believer," her best friend Harp and her (maybe) boyfriend (maybe not), Peter, embarked on an epic road trip looking for answers, only to find that Vivian's mother is very much alive—and Beaton Frick is a dangerous fraud. Now, Peter is missing…and Vivian and Harp have joined the revolutionary movement. The United States remains in the grip of Frick's Church of America, and the 3,000 victims of the Rapture remain missing or dead. Vivian is determined to take Frick down—and isn’t about to let anything get in her way.  With danger lurking at every corner, it’s up to Vivian…to save the world. 

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Eyewitness accounts...

“Have you ever read a book that made you want to be a braver person, one that is beautiful and scary and funny and heartbreaking and genuinely weird all at once?” —Rookie magazine 
 
“Vivian Apple at the End of the World is the smart person’s post-apocalyptic YA novel.” —Flavorwire

“This coming-of-age story mixes in the Rapture, a road trip and a romance, creating an incredibly readable cocktail.” —Campus Circle
  

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Keep your eyes peeled, Revolutionaries—it's time to check out Vivian Apple Needs a Miracle. CLICK HERE to get your copy—plus find more information and updates as this breaking story continues to unfold. Have a hot tip about the Vivian Apple books? Share it in the comments below. 
 

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by GL | 2/1/2016