One of nine top books in the new vanguard of climate fiction she tagged at LitHub in 2018:
Benjamin Warner, ThirstRead about the other books on the list.
A mysterious disaster has somehow burned away all the water, and while waiting for news of what’s next—and what’s behind the water’s sudden disappearance—the residents of a suburban community are driven to formerly unthinkable compromises in order to survive. Tense and character-driven, this story is how Alfred Hitchcock might have approached climate change.
--Marshal Zeringue
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