Ringer

by Lauren Oliver

First published 2017

Lyra and Caelum have escaped the sinister Haven Institute, where they were created as replicas. But their freedom comes with a price - Lyra's worsening disease. As they search for a cure in Philadelphia, the Institute's reach stretches from the shadows. Gemma, the daughter of a powerful Institute leader, fights to stop his dangerous plans for the replicas. But soon she finds herself trapped behind the Institute's walls. In this twisting sci-fi thriller, the fight for identity, humanity, and liberation collides head-on with the Institute's terrifying designs.

Genres: science-fiction, dystopia, thriller, young-adult

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: escape, found-family, identity-crisis

Setting: Philadelphia, Haven Institute

Period: Contemporary

528 pages · Paperback · Hodder & Stoughton

Content warnings: medical-trauma

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