"Paris, 2049. Snowstorms, flooded streets, greenhouse humidity, weathered ancient stone. In this sensual portrayal of ecological collapse, the only hope is to rescue the world from the systems that claim to protect it. Save seeds, remember one another, refuse silence. All the things that we must do now too. 'I'm here for hope,' declares one of the main characters, early on. And for the hope is exactly why you should read this compelling, lyrical novel." -- Tessa McWatt, prize-winning author of The Snag: A Mother, A Forest and Wild Grief

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