He pushes his silver hair out of the way and grips the back of the conference chair. Something in him is breaking, shattering, tearing to pieces. He thinks it's his heart-but no, it's his hope. Government. Disease Control. Children of Hazard. Camp. In Twenty, all kids, despite their label, are fighting the same enemy: Disease, a sickness that kills anyone eighteen years old and older. With adults wiped from existence, the children have slowly turned against each other, and when Camp-a refuge for hundreds of children-comes to an end, only twenty kids survive; twenty kids playing a game of fate. With nothing to live for except for the rebuilding of their home, the twenty team up with the most unlikely of partners and send themselves colliding into a past of secrets and a future of lies.