Eve of Man Trilogy 2 Book Set by Tom Fletcher The Eve Illusion

Eve of Man Trilogy is a two-book collection by Tom Fletcher, bringing together Eve of Man and The Eve Illusion. The story centres on Eve, described as the first girl born in fifty years and the last girl on Earth, raised in isolation in the Tower under the strict control of the Mothers.

Across the two books, Eve turns sixteen as three males are selected and she is confronted with the idea that the future of the human race rests with her. Her understanding of what lies ahead changes when she meets Bram. After escaping the Tower with him, Eve is finally free, yet her captors continue to search for her. While she hides, a group known as the Freevers offer protection and call for revolution, leaving Eve to question whether she is simply trading one form of imprisonment for another.

Included titles

• Eve of Man
• The Eve Illusion

Key details

• Two-book collection
• By Tom Fletcher
• Part of the Eve of Man trilogy
• Includes Eve of Man and The Eve Illusion

Synopses

Eve of Man

Eve is described as the first girl born in fifty years, living alone in the Tower under the watch of the Mothers. Protected and prized as the last girl on Earth, she has always known that humanity’s survival depends on her. When she turns sixteen and three males are selected, she prepares to face what is expected of her, until meeting Bram changes what she thinks is possible.

The Eve Illusion

After sixteen years in the Tower, Eve escapes with Bram into the unknown. With her captors still searching, she must stay hidden as the most famous girl in the world. The Freevers promise protection and call for revolution, but Eve questions their motives and refuses to be anyone’s prisoner as she prepares to fight back.