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REBEL is the third book in the thrilling post-apocalyptic series. In a world of mutant powers and deadly creatures, the greatest peril threatening Las Anclas comes from inside its walls... The tyrant king Voske has been defeated, but all is not peaceful in Las Anclas. Ross's past comes back to haunt him, Jennie struggles with her new career, Mia faces her fears, Felicite resorts to desperate measures to keep her secrets, Kerry suspects that Las Anclas hasn't seen the last of her father, and shy Becky Callahan holds the key to a dangerous mystery. In Rebel, family ties can strangle as well as sustain, long-held secrets of past and present are revealed, and a new danger threatens to consume the entire town...

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"What critics say about the series: ""As a young adult librarian, I would suggest this series to teens who love post-apocalyptic fantasy worlds who also want to see themselves reflected in the characters. The series is incredibly diverse; the main characters are all people of color and LGBT characters are also well represented."" - Latinx in Kid Lit ""A rich and engaging addition to the YA field that subvert just about every conceivable received rule of that genre. If these books represent what organizations like We Need Diverse Books are working towards for readers of all ages, then the literary future is very bright indeed."" - Strange Horizons What readers say about Rebel: ""This is the best book in the Change series so far!"" ""Highly enjoyable character-driven YA fantasy."" ""The worldbuilding is amazingly detailed and well thought out. I loved the Wild West setting, the references to our time period, the scary trees, and the unique wildlife. The action is exciting and fast paced. I kept turning the pages, anxious to see if my favourite characters were safe."" ""This book, just like the previous two volumes, is, above all, likable. Not just because it features a fascinating world and a whole set of likable characters, but also because the whole attitude of the authors - towards representation, towards diversity, towards portraying complex emotions well - makes it precious, and a deliciously immersive read."""

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Rachel Manija Brown is the author of the memoir All the Fishes Come Home to Roost: An American Misfit in India. She writes paranormal romance for adults under the pen names of Lia Silver and Zoe Chant. She has worked as a stage manager, a television writer, and a trauma therapist, and currently works as a life coach. Rachel lives in a little house in the big woods with two cats and six chickens. Sherwood Smith has published over fifty books, one of which was an Anne Lindbergh Honor Book; she's twice been a finalist for the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award and once a Nebula finalist. She teaches writing at Viable Paradise Writing Workshop on Martha's Vineyard. Website at sherwoodsmith.net, and she has a Patreon, where she posts chapters in draft.

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