Double Cross (Noughts & Crosses, Book 4) (Second-Hand)

Author: Malorie Blackman
Title: Double Cross
Series: Noughts & Crosses (Book 4)
Format: Paperback
Genre: Young Adult / Dystopian Fiction / Political Fiction / Drama / Romance
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Publication Year: 2008
Language: English
ISBN: 9780385615525

Double Cross is the fourth instalment in Malorie Blackman's acclaimed Noughts & Crosses series. Continuing the powerful exploration of prejudice, discrimination, identity and social division, this gripping novel introduces a new generation of characters facing the consequences of a troubled past.

Book Overview

Years after the events that shaped the lives of Sephy and Callum, a new generation finds itself caught in a society still struggling with the divisions between Noughts and Crosses.

Tobey Durbridge has grown up surrounded by privilege, but his life takes a dangerous turn when he becomes involved with people whose ambitions and loyalties threaten everything he knows.

Meanwhile, Callie's story brings fresh perspectives to the ongoing struggle for identity, acceptance and justice.

As secrets emerge and loyalties are tested, the characters find themselves caught in a dangerous game where love, revenge and political conflict collide.

Malorie Blackman delivers another compelling chapter in a series that challenges readers to question prejudice, power and the choices that shape our lives.

Series Information

• Book 4 in the Noughts & Crosses series
• Preceded by Checkmate (Book 3)
• Followed by Crossfire (Book 5)
• Continues the story of the Noughts and Crosses universe
• Best enjoyed in series order

Condition

Second-Hand

• Second-hand mass market paperback edition
• Cover may show light shelf wear, creasing or handling marks
• Pages may show light signs of previous use
• Binding is intact unless otherwise stated
• Please refer to the photographs for the exact cosmetic condition

Additional Information

• Fourth instalment in an acclaimed young adult series
• English-language paperback edition
• Explores themes of prejudice, privilege, identity and social justice
• Features new characters and continuing social conflicts
• Ideal for readers who enjoy dystopian fiction and thought-provoking storytelling