End of Us

Sandra Proudman is a Mexican-American author of unabashed Latinx stories, including the YA romantasy, Salvación, which was a Kirkus and YALSA best of the year selection. When she's not writing or working as a literary agent, you can find her spending time with her amazing husband and adorable child, catching up on her shows, and working in her garden in California. The End of Us is her first dystopian novel.

“Bold, twisty, and impossible to put down, The End of Us is an epic dystopian tale where every turn raises the stakes. With heartbreak, resilience, and hard-won hope at its core, this is a story that will keep readers guessing until the very last page.” —Aiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of the Sunbearer duology“Poignant, fast-paced, and utterly captivating, The End of Us is dystopian fiction at its best. Sandra Proudman delivers a story that perfectly balances tender, heartwarming romance with the sharp social commentary expected of the genre, highlighting the power of love, friendship, and collaboration in humanity’s fight for survival.” —Pascale Lacelle, New York Times bestselling author of Curious Tides“Action-packed, revolutionary, and deeply heartfelt, The End of Us is an exhilarating read, offering a powerful reminder that we are stronger together and that the best sound in the universe is hope.” —Angela Montoya, award-winning author of Carnival Fantástico“Poignant and gripping. This is a book that isn’t afraid to tackle uncomfortable questions. The sweetly tender relationship between the two main characters offers warmth and excellent contrast against the tightly tensioned plot. Riveting, hopeful, and with a dash of incisive social commentary, The End of Us is a smart young adult dystopian novel!” —T. A. Chan, author of The Celestial Seas