The Eleventh Plague

This gripping young adult novel plunges readers into a post-apocalyptic America, where a devastating plague and war have decimated the population. Fifteen-year-old Stephen Quinn, a seasoned survivor, faces personal tragedy when his grandfather dies and his father is gravely injured. He seeks refuge in Settler's Landing, a seemingly idyllic community, but soon discovers hidden tensions. Alongside the defiant Jenny, Stephen becomes embroiled in a conflict that challenges the very foundations of their new home. The book explores themes of survival, community, grief, and the fight for justice in a harsh world, making it suitable for mature young readers.