The Dead of the Night is the second book in John Marsden's Tomorrow Series.
After surviving a few months on their own, Ellie and her friends are trying to figure out what to do next. There last attempt to strike a blow to the enemy was a success but they lost a friend that night.
The plan is to go into town and break their friends out of the hospital. They should have had time to recover by now. But when they get into town, much has changed.
Now that the enemy is settled, it is a wise idea to find a back way out of their camp. So most of the friend set off down the river to see if the way is passable. What they find is a camp of other resisters. But when they arrive, in spite of their efforts thus far, they are treated like children.
At first it is nice to let the adults take over, but how long can they just sit there waiting for something to happen. This group thinks they are heroes but their attacks have not been nearly as successful as those of Ellie and her friends. Will they be able to sneak back out of the camp and away from the adults?
Marsden, John. (1994). The Dead of the Night. New York: Scholastic.
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