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Childrens, Teen & Young Adult, Teen & Young Adult Fiction

Death & Co.

D. J. McCune (author)

Paperback Published on: 02/05/2013

£6.99

4 reviews

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Great start to a new series

The most original supernatural fiction I've read in a while. Adam is conflicted; he wants to be a normal teenager but feels the weight of family tradition ... READ MORE

Verity Newman at Brentwood

Brilliant!

Great fun, a brilliant and sometimes thoughtful read for teens. Deals, quite literally, with questions surrounding fate and death whilst also dragging a cl... READ MORE

Emma Louise Pennell at Chichester

Brilliant!

Great fun, a brilliant and sometimes thoughtful read for teens. It deals, quite literally, with questions surrounding fate and death whilst also dragging a... READ MORE

Emma Prince at Portsmouth

Brilliant premise!

This was a solid beginning to a brand new trilogy. The concept behind the Lumen was fascinating; they're spirit guides who are duty bound to guide souls to... READ MORE

Hannah Busby at Lincoln High Street

Synopsis

What sort of a life is death?

Adam is a Luman, and it runs in the family. Escorting the dead from life into light, Adam must act as guide to those taken before their time. As his older brothers fall into their fate however, Adam clings to his life as a normal kid - one who likes girls, hates the Head and has a pile of homework to get through by Monday morning. When Adam gets a terrible premonition he realises that he must make a devastating choice, risking his life, his family and his destiny.