Eve of Man
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4.7 • 272 Ratings
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Publisher Description
This is the electrifying dystopian love story, the first in the trilogy by bestselling authors Giovanna and Tom Fletcher.
'. . . ONE OF THE BIG BOOKS OF THE YEAR. YOU'D BE A FOOL TO MISS IT' HEAT
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Against all odds, she survived. The first girl born in fifty years.
They called her Eve.
Eve lives alone in the Tower under the strict gaze of the Mothers. She is prized and protected, because she is the last girl on earth.
Eve has always understood that the survival of the human race is in her hands. Now she's sixteen, and three males have been selected. Eve knows it's time to face her fate.
Until she meets Bram.
Eve sees a chance for something she never thought could be hers.
But how do you choose between love and the future of humanity?
'A compelling read' Mail on Sunday
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have emerged as a modern power couple. He topped charts and packed arenas as the songwriting force behind McFly, while she is a literary, podcasting and blogging revelation. We’ve always been huge fans of Giovanna's women’s fiction, but the couple's first co-production bottles their talents in a fresh new way. The ambitious story presents an ominous vision of the near future—16-year-old Eve is the first female born in half a century and faces the ultimate heart-versus-head ultimatum—but somehow retains its authors’ relatability and warmth. The first book in a trilogy, Eve of Man feels tailor-made for a film adaptation; until then, enjoy the Fletchers' vivid writing.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
This YA collaboration by married duo Giovanna Fletcher (Some Kind of Wonderful) and Tom Fletcher (The Christmasaurus) explores what would happen if girls stopped being born for 50 years. Miracle baby Eve, 16, the only female born in over five decades, is expected to save humankind by procreating when she comes of age. Raised in a technological castle in the sky, Eve's only companions are the "Mothers," some of the Earth's remaining women, and Holly, a hologramlike companion piloted by three young men, among them Bram. Eve has been promised to one of three carefully selected male suitors, but she is more interested in Bram-as-Holly. A chance meeting between them fosters attraction, and Bram son to one of the most brilliant minds at the Extinction Prevention Organization (EPO) breaks protocol when he falls in love with Eve. As Bram and Eve begin to question their roles, and that of the EPO, the lies they have been told fall apart. This fast-paced novel requires some suspension of disbelief (surely a society so technologically advanced would employ science, not an arranged partnership, to continue the species), but readers fond of a dystopian romance will enjoy Eve and Bram's journey in this series starter. Ages 14 up. Agents: Stephanie Thwaites, Curtis Brown UK, and Hannah Ferguson, Hardman & Swainson.
Customer Reviews
Fascinating
This book must be read
Mediocre
I went into ‘Eve of man’ expecting a good story and a hefty plot. Instead I got mediocrity. It was okay…
Amazing!
I loved this book,for me it got a little confusing at the end but that wasn’t a big issue as it was o good !