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A Ward of the State
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A Ward of the State

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She came home expecting safety. What she found was surveillance.

Allison Maxwell has spent the last two years in Hamburg with her father, growing up in a world that values intellect and independence. But when a spike in global tensions forces her to return to Manhattan, she finds herself trapped in a version of home that no longer makes sense.

At Vanguard Preparatory Academy, a school reserved for the children of the powerful elite, boys are trained to lead while girls are molded to submit. She is confused by lessons that feel like systemic indoctrination and disturbed by the trap masked by patriotism and prayer.

As Allison resists the rules shaping her future, she bonds with Michelle, a sharp-witted student who sees through Vanguard's polished facade. Together, they begin to question not just the school but the world that built it. And when family secrets come to light, Allison is forced to confront a chilling reality: the system is not broken. It is working exactly as designed.

Set in 2042, A Ward of the State is a gripping story of resistance, inheritance, and the quiet revolution of a girl who dares to choose her own path.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Merrywidow Publishing LLC
Date
1 June 2025
Pages
358
ISBN
9798990699670

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

She came home expecting safety. What she found was surveillance.

Allison Maxwell has spent the last two years in Hamburg with her father, growing up in a world that values intellect and independence. But when a spike in global tensions forces her to return to Manhattan, she finds herself trapped in a version of home that no longer makes sense.

At Vanguard Preparatory Academy, a school reserved for the children of the powerful elite, boys are trained to lead while girls are molded to submit. She is confused by lessons that feel like systemic indoctrination and disturbed by the trap masked by patriotism and prayer.

As Allison resists the rules shaping her future, she bonds with Michelle, a sharp-witted student who sees through Vanguard's polished facade. Together, they begin to question not just the school but the world that built it. And when family secrets come to light, Allison is forced to confront a chilling reality: the system is not broken. It is working exactly as designed.

Set in 2042, A Ward of the State is a gripping story of resistance, inheritance, and the quiet revolution of a girl who dares to choose her own path.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Merrywidow Publishing LLC
Date
1 June 2025
Pages
358
ISBN
9798990699670