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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik
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English

NEVERWAS

Kelly Moore Tucker Reed Larkin Reed

After growing up in the free country of the Pacific Northwest, Sarah Parsons has settled in at Amber House, the stately Maryland home that's been in her family for generations. But the world surrounding the House feels deeply wrong to Sarah. It's a place where the colonists lost the 1776 Insurrection, where the American Confederation of States still struggles with segregation, and where Sarah is haunted by echoes of a better world that she knows never existed. Her friend Jackson shares these visions of a different worldand together, they manage both to remember the way things ought to be, and to plan a daring mission that will reset the universe once again. It will involve objects from the past, knowledge of the future, a leap into the unknown ... and in the end, a sacrifice Sarah never imagined. Kelly Moore grew up in a house of antiques similar to Amber House and created the inner workings of this novel during law school, years before her daughters, Tucker and Larkin Reed, discovered the manuscript in their attic. As a team, they decided to revamp the novel with a teen's perspective. Tucker Reed attends college at the University of Southern California. Kelly Moore and Larkin Reed currently reside in Jacksonville, Oregon. Amber House was their debut novel, which was published by Arthur A. Levine Books in 2012.
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Published 2014-01-01 by Arthur Levine Books/Scholastic

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“Neverwas is a captivating read, full of action and intrigue—and a fascinating premise expertly executed.”

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“In this sequel to Amber House (2012), the creepy atmosphere of its predecessor segues into full-blown terror when its heroine finds herself in a world where Nazis and racism prevail...The authors' vision of this alternate, broken United States slowly comes into focus...Sure, ghosts are scary, but a world where the Holocaust lasted for 75 years and may continue? That's inconceivably frightening...A wild ride that leaves its readers breathless.”

G. Feltrinelli Editore