Written by Susan Vaught, this book tells the story of a teen who is faces life, hospitalization, depression, and anxiety after attempting an unsuccessful suicide. Jersey Hatch, seventeen, spent a full year in hospiral, and then a rehabilitation center, after shooting himself in the head, damaging a part of the brain which now makes it hard for him to function in social situations, and his parents don’t know how to parent, or love: he killed them emotionally. He doesn’t remember why he tried to commit suicide, but with the help of Mama Rush, Jersey is trying to remember, figure himself out, while learning to live again. Discover his story: Trigger.




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The President has fled the White House. Now safely concealed in a secret war room—a shelter safe against everything but a direct hit by an atomic bomb, its air thoroughly washed and filtered, its communications systems locally and remotely controlled—the President sat watching his country die.

A virulent and deadly disease had spread across the American continent; homo sapiens had become an endangered species. Gene Arnprior had survived the lethal virus, but could he survive the sinister society it had created?

Citation: PaperJacks Ltd. Hardcover Copy, The Last Canadian: Cover Summary

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