Second Campaigner Challenge (of the Fourth Campaign)

If you look at this week's challenge, it is difficult.

I picked the following two criteria:

Write a pitch/logline for a book based on the prompts (less than 100 words).

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Write in a genre that is not your own (for added difficulty).

These are the prompts. 

Prompt 1: 

Two people are sitting together under the remains of a concrete bridge. Their backs are against a rusted bridge support. One person’s leg is cut. The other person has wet hair. 

Prompt 2: 

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My piece:

Robert and Martika are overseas picking up trash with others, cleaning up the environment after the Big Flood. When they meet a mysterious boy, Adel, who uses magic to manipulate water—creating fruit and other objects with water—they believe he caused the flood. Ready to alert authorities, they never make it to a phone… a starburst of energy from Adel sends them flying. Martika’s leg is slashed when she’s thrown against the remains of a bridge, while Robert is hurled into the ocean. Injured but alive, they decide to stay to fight Adel, whose power may destroy Earth.

It sounds like a wacky book, but the pitch is 99 words and I followed my two chosen guidelines. :)

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Giveaway reminder:  Miami author Alex Flinn had a reading and book signing recently, which I attended. I have a signed copy of her latest YA book, BEWITCHING, for a lucky blog follower in the U.S. or Canada. Here's the Goodreads page if you want to read the description of the book.

The contest form is below. Entries close March 6th at 11:59 p.m.