Take Back the Skies

"Sprinkled with popular elements of dystopia, steampunk, and noble love, the plot sparkles. . . . Saxon has set up the world of Tellus well to support many rollicking tales." --"Publishers Weekly""" "Readers will discover a fast-paced adventure, a little mystery, and a little romance." --"School Library Journal" "Saxon's debut novel depicts a carefully crafted dystopian world. . . . Full of adventure, political intrigue, alternative technology, a chaste romance between Cat and crewmate Fox, and a hint of steampunk, this should be popular with the Hunger Games crowd." --"Booklist" "Moves along briskly and includes enough texture to keep a casual reader engaged . . . With so much more of her new world to explore, Cat's story is set up for a potentially long run." --"VOYA" "Sprinkled with popular elements of dystopia, steampunk, and noble love, the plot sparkles. . . . Saxon has set up the world of Tellus well to support many rollicking tales." --Publishers Weekly"Readers will discover a fast-paced adventure, a little mystery, and a little romance." --School Library Journal"Saxon's debut novel depicts a carefully crafted dystopian world. . . . Full of adventure, political intrigue, alternative technology, a chaste romance between Cat and crewmate Fox, and a hint of steampunk, this should be popular with the Hunger Games crowd." --Booklist"Moves along briskly and includes enough texture to keep a casual reader engaged . . . With so much more of her new world to explore, Cat's story is set up for a potentially long run." --VOYA Sprinkled with popular elements of dystopia, steampunk, and noble love, the plot sparkles. . . . Saxon has set up the world of Tellus well to support many rollicking tales. "Publishers Weekly" Readers will discover a fast-paced adventure, a little mystery, and a little romance. "School Library Journal" Saxon's debut novel depicts a carefully crafted dystopian world. . . . Full of adventure, political intrigue, alternative technology, a chaste romance between Cat and crewmate Fox, and a hint of steampunk, this should be popular with the Hunger Games crowd. "Booklist" Moves along briskly and includes enough texture to keep a casual reader engaged . . . With so much more of her new world to explore, Cat's story is set up for a potentially long run. "VOYA""