Zero Point Girl is a science-fiction, action-adventure story for readers aged 12 years and older.   352 pages.
Adapted from the award winning screenplay. 

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After being expelled from school, sixteen-year-old Natalie Hutchings sets sail with her father. 

 

But far out in the Pacific, something impossible crashes into their boat - something not of this world.

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Two strangers emerge with a warning, a desperate request and secrets about a power source that could change everything.

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As ruthless forces close in, Natalie is thrust into a deadly game of lies, technology and survival. 

 

To save two dying planets, she must risk everything - before it’s too late.

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“The novel combines eco-fiction, science thriller, and emotional coming-of-age in a way that feels both epic and intimate. The themes of climate anxiety, lost potential, and human connection feel timely and powerful. It’s a story that speaks to real-world fears while offering a sense of wonder and hope… something rare in modern sci-fi.

 

Natalie Hutchings is an incredibly well-drawn teenage protagonist: fierce, curious, and flawed in all the right ways. Her grief and frustration make her believable, and her journey from anger to empathy gives the book its emotional backbone. The father-daughter dynamic is beautifully handled.

 

Blending environmental realism with cosmic speculation is bold, and it works. The book feels like Contact meets The Hunger Games - ideal for readers who want science fiction that still cares about humanity.”

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