The day it all burned down
Danielle Smith
Eden appears to be flawless.
But perfect places hold the darkest secrets.
Kiera Foster lives in a protected and beautiful city named Eden, and a controlled life is the only life that is possible there. “Every aspect of life, from the shortest haircut to the most trivial activity, is controlled and regulated. There is no privacy and no freedom. A perfectly controlled life is the only life that is possible in Eden.”
When she meets Bennett, the gardener who has no place in her world, things begin to change in her life. He reveals to her what is happening within the walls of the city – the deceit, the cruelty, and the suffering in silence of many people. When Kiera finds out the real role of her family, she wonders if it is better to be safe than to do what is right.
It is a story of love, bravery, and finding the strength to destroy a broken system in order to be set free.
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