Set in space and based on Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’, Olivia and her brother Aidan are heading back to Earth following the virus that wiped out the rest of their crew. Nathan is heading in the opposite direction but their ship is attacked and most of the community is killed. As their lives unexpectedly collide, Nathan and Olivia are instantly attracted to each other, deeply, head-over-heels – like nothing they have ever experienced.
We’re beyond in love with the gorgeous cover for Malorie Blackman’s new novel, ‘Chasing the Stars’, and so are the people of Twitter!
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@maximumpopbooks @malorieblackman It's stunning!
— Suze Lavender (@SuzeLavender) April 17, 2016
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— allthingschristine 🇨🇦 (@allthingstine) April 17, 2016
@maximumpopbooks @malorieblackman Pretty cool
— ⭐🌙Outer space 💫🌠 (@wownoonecares) April 17, 2016
@maximumpopbooks @malorieblackman Gorgeous! I love the colours.
— Sophie Waters (@sophie_waters) April 18, 2016
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