La planta mil

by Katharine McGee

First published 2016

In 2118 New York, a massive supertower rises above the skyline, creating its own society where the wealthy occupy the highest floors and the poor struggle below. When a girl plummets from the tower's peak, her death threatens to uncover the dangerous secrets hidden within its walls. The residents harbor lies, betrayals, forbidden loves, and dark excesses that could shake the tower's very foundations. Among the sophisticated luxury and advanced technology, a group of young people must navigate their place in this vertical world. They discover that surviving at the top of the world demands a price not everyone can pay. As the investigation into the girl's fall deepens, the carefully constructed facades begin to crumble, forcing the tower's inhabitants to confront the consequences of their choices in this stratified society.

Genres: science-fiction, dystopia, thriller, 21st-century

Vibes: dark, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: consequences-of-choices, found-family

Setting: New York

Period: 2118

464 pages · Paperback · Molino

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