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"Dystopia probably shouldn’t be this refreshing … This cracking story is as invigorating as the fresh air that is in such short supply in its post-apocalyptic version of a soupy, sulphurous Edinburgh … a thought-provoking thriller with plenty of points to unpack around power, poverty and big tech’s stranglehold over our lives … A gulp of fresh air." – The Times, Children's Book of the Week

"This dystopian thriller … is stripped back to the bare bones of the plot and is all the better for it; this is an unforgettable, pulsating thriller that readers will inhale." – The Bookseller, Editor's Choice

"Renowned sci-fi author Alastair Chisholm knows all about pacy plots … This all-too-pertinent dystopian thriller is not just for so-called “reluctant” readers." – The Guardian

"A vivid and unsettling picture of a future where profit comes before the planet, encouraging young readers to think critically about the world around them and its power structures, the importance of protecting our natural resources, and the role that individuals can play in advocating for change … a dynamic dystopian read that will leave you gasping for air!" – Scottish BookTrust, Book of the Month

"A dystopia that shines a light on potential inequalities our world could face as much as current ones, this gripping thriller aimed at Dyslexic readers is certain to get you thinking." – Irish Examiner

"Amazing world building, relatable characters and a thrilling plot packed into a short accessible read. A triumph." – Jennifer Killick

"Super-cool dystopian thriller … Great world-building, brilliant characters, awesome action, cool gadgets, and a timely message all in a super-readable fast-paced format." – Dan Smith

"A compellingly deft and (literally) light on its feet dystopian thriller for Barrington Stoke that packs more story and ideas into its 132 pages than seems humanly possible." – Piers Torday

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