Children of the Sun

by Harry Allen

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Pub Date 28 Sep 2023 | Archive Date 13 Nov 2023

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Mystery & Thrillers | New Adult | Teens & YA

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Description

Ra Eun Seo and her two friends, Min and Nari, reside in a destitute North Korean town. During a foraging expedition for food, they stumble upon a radio broadcasting music and news from South Korea, leaving them in awe. Seo, a talented singer, seizes the opportunity to perform at the Festival of the Sun, a celebration honouring the Great Commander's birthday, and takes the radio with her. But possession of any material from the South is strictly prohibited, and the consequences plunge them into a whirlwind of chaos.

As the three friends are locked away, their future looks bleak. Can they escape from their imprisonment and forge a new life of freedom? Follow the daring journey of Seo, Min, and Nari as they navigate the perils of a labour camp, facing obstacles that threaten their survival.

Ra Eun Seo and her two friends, Min and Nari, reside in a destitute North Korean town. During a foraging expedition for food, they stumble upon a radio broadcasting music and news from South Korea...

A Note From the Publisher

Harry Allen was born in the UK, but spent much of his teenage years in Nigeria. He was educated in international schools in Lagos and London, and at Bretton Hall. After graduating with a degree in Theatre Arts, Harry worked as an actor, director, writer and teacher and has had several plays produced in collaboration with companies in Europe and Australia. He has now spent most of his life overseas and currently lives in Dubai with his wife and daughter.

Harry Allen was born in the UK, but spent much of his teenage years in Nigeria. He was educated in international schools in Lagos and London, and at Bretton Hall. After graduating with a degree in...