- Type Book
- Vendor Bri Lee
Bri Lee’s new novel Seed takes us to Antarctica, where biologist Mitchell and his colleague Frances are secluded in a remote seed vault as part of the Anarctos Project. When their helicopter never returns, the ice begins to reclaim both the landscape and their secrets. Betrayal, scientific idealism, and moral reckoning press in with every frigid dusk.
First published by Simon & Schuster in September 2025, Seed fuses ecological urgency with emotional suspense. You can feel the cold air crackle, smell the sterile corridors, hear the whispering wind across snowfields. Tropes: isolation, betrayal, ecological reckoning.
What you are getting
- Format: Trade paperback
- Pages: 304
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster (Australia)
- Imprint: Summit / S&S
- ISBN: 9781761633881
- Publication date: 30 September 2025
- Condition: New
Why this book matters
Lee pushes climate fiction beyond spectacle by anchoring it in intimate human suspense. Seed forces us to ask what we owe future generations—to the planet and to each other. In a world teetering on extremes, these quiet fractures become seismic.
For readers who enjoyed
- Charlotte McConaghy’s Wild Dark Shore
- Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven
- Emily Tesh’s Lost among the Starlings
- Eliza Henry-Jones’s The Fall of Isabel
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