1. Tell us about your book in 140 characters or less:
17 y/o Leah survives an explosion that should have killed her. Now she may be the last hope for humanity against the invading fiends.
I don't usually have soundtracks. I write most of my books to the sound of rain hammering on the windows. (I live in the middle of England. ;))
3. What is your favorite YA movie and why?
That's a tough one. I'm going to go with The Hunger Games, because I recently saw the final one. It's one of the best book-to-screen adaptations I've seen.
4. What are you currently writing?
I'm working on an adult urban fantasy series.
5. What are you currently reading?
I recently finished Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, and I'm impatiently awaiting the sequel!
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About INDESTRUCTIBLE:
Two years ago, the fiends invaded, with a devastating explosion that split the world in two. Even now, energy blasts strike without warning, destroying everything in their paths. The fiends hunt anyone unlucky enough to escape.
My name is Leah. An energy blast killed my group. It should have killed me, too. Instead, I woke up alone in the wilderness, stalked by the fiends.
My only hope is the red-cloaked strangers who call themselves the Pyros. They can do the impossible and make flames shoot from their hands. Right now, my one chance for safety -- and revenge -- is with them.
But they’re keeping secrets from me. Like those skeletons hidden under their base. And the reasons I developed a psychic link with someone who can’t stand the sight of me -- after he saved my life.
If I don’t uncover the truth about why the world ended the first time, my new safe haven might go up in smoke…
Indestructible is the first in a YA post-apocalyptic superhero-fantasy trilogy.
Emma is the author of various fantasy novels, including the universe-hopping urban fantasy Alliance series and the YA paranormal Darkworld series.
Emma spent her childhood creating imaginary worlds to compensate for a disappointingly average reality, so it was probably inevitable that she ended up writing speculative fiction with magic and monsters. She lives in the middle of England, but dreams of exploring the Multiverse. When she's not immersed in her own fictional worlds, Emma works as a freelance editor and proofreader and reads an improbable number of books.
Visit www.emmaladams.com to find out more about Emma's books, or subscribe to her newsletter (smarturl.it/ELAnewsletter) to get a free Alliance short story and monthly updates on upcoming releases.
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