# Paperback: 340 pages# Publisher: Pan Books (May 5, 2006)
#Language-English
The novel reminded me slightly of Margaret Atwood`s books.Well,it has been far from her style but still skilled enough for a first novel.
The story unfolds in the distant future. There had been a Green Revolution in the past which helped the humankind to restore the balance of nature`s resources and averted the ecological apokalypsis. However,the pure principles of the movement were corrupted and the power was taken by a handful of commercial companies.Their main aim is to control the water and discover the secret of multiplying water resources.
As a whole,I liked the story. The book ban reminded me a bit of Bardbury`s "Farenheit":-)). The relationship between the sisters was interesting.The overthrowing of the Federation was a bit too easy.
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