Daylight runner
by Oisin McGann
In the domed city of Ash Harbor, as sixteen-year-old Solomon Wheat and his friend Cleo seek Sol's missing father, they face great danger both from humans and failures of the city itself.
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"Originally published as Small-Minded Giants in Great Britain in 2006 by Doubleday."
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Asking questions in Ash Harbor can get you killed.Sol Wheat is asking a lot of questions . . . especially after his father vanishes and is accused of murder.Outside the huge domed city, an Ice Age has transformed Earth into an Arctic desert. But inside, the Machine, protected by the Clockworkers — a fearsome police organization — has become the source of the city's energy and a way for industrial leaders to wield enormous power. When a rogue organization begins posting messages warning of the Machine's impending failure, civil unrest grows.As Sol begins to uncover the city's deepest secrets, the Clockworkers start targeting him. Now he's on the run in Ash Harbor's underground, where gangs rule and danger lurks in every corner. His life and the survival of Ash Harbor are both at risk.In Oisin McGann's thrilling adventure, only the truth can help Sol Wheat escape the darkness.
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