Ten years ago, the Founders, angel-like creatures, arrived in their spaceships and conquered humanity. Seventeen-year-old Lea Akiyama knows all their rules by heart, especially the Eleventh Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Touch Those Descended From The Heavens. After all, breaking that rule got her ... READ the POST
Josie’s Coat
A woman with shoulder bones as sharp as an eagle's talons—bones almost protruding from her skin—opens her mouth as wide as it'll go, impossibly wide, consuming the pill that takes both of her arms to cradle. The nourishment makes her thin stomach pop out like she's pregnant with a child so large ... READ the POST
Tracker220
When everyone has a brain-interfacing tracking chip, one glitch threatens the entire network. Kaya Weiss is that glitch. Through thoughts and blinks, Kaya can access anyone or anything on the tracker network. But the authorities monitor everything—where Kaya goes, who she talks to, and what she ... READ the POST
Seize the Stars
Seize the Stars (Starswept, Book Three) by Mary Fan When darkness falls, the stars ignite. Against all odds, Iris has made her voice heard. Inspired by her call for freedom, sympathizers to her cause have occupied a prestigious theater in the heart of Adrye’s capital. Their demands are simple: ... READ the POST
Between Worlds
For sixteen-year-old Noa Keegan panic attacks are part of life, but this one is different: she wakes up in a parallel universe, Terra, where she is treated as a security risk. Her guard, a nineteen-year-old Sentinel named Avery McTighe, is easily the most serious and mesmerizing person Noa has ever ... READ the POST
Drifters
In the far future, sixteen-year-old Jehan Amato lives on Menkar VII, a colony world only recently rediscovered by the rest of the galaxy. After a run-in with a dangerous gang that wants to exploit his secret psy talent for opening locks with his mind, Jehan is sent to live in a Drifter caravan with ... READ the POST
Wayward Stars
Wayward Stars (Starswept, Book Two) by Mary Fan Sing your truth. Defend your dream. Defy your stars. A month has passed since Iris joined an underground rebel group to save Dámiul from the brutal prison he was sent to for fighting back against his world’s oppressive system. Here, conformity and ... READ the POST
New World
New World (The Iamos Trilogy, Book Two) by Lyssa Chiavari MARS, 2075 C.E. Isaak has returned from Iamos, but life hasn’t exactly gone back to normal. In what felt like a month to him, two years passed in the world he left behind—and now that he’s home, he’s not sure if he knows what home is ... READ the POST
Orbit
Orbit by Leigh Hellman Ciaan Gennett isn’t green, despite the brand of light hair that betrays her heritage: an Earth mother. A mother she remembers but doesn’t know, who left one day and never came back. Ciaan’s as metal as her home planet—cold and hard and full of so many cracks she’s trying to ... READ the POST
Ignis
Ignis (Book Four of the Elements Series) by Tracy Korn DEFENDING EVERYTHING THEY KNOW COULD COST THEM EVERYTHING THEY HAVE. The rebels at the Seam have been defeated thanks to the alleged treachery of one of their own. It won’t be long before a manhunt ensues for Jazz’s entire crew, and given ... READ the POST
Aer
Aer (Book Three of the Elements Series) by Tracy Korn THEY WANTED A CHANCE; THEY WERE GIVEN A CHOICE: follow the scripted path at Gaia Sur, or face the unknown to find their families. In AQUA and TERRA, Jazz and her friends took the risk, then battled the seven biomes of the “Rush.” Now, from high ... READ the POST
Terra
Terra (Book Two of the Elements Series) by Tracy Korn Under Pressure, Under Fire…Some Will Rise, and Some Will Fall. Getting out of Gaia Sur was almost as hard as getting in, but there’s no going back now. Jazwyn Ripley and her friends have no choice but to venture into the caves and tunnels ... READ the POST
Aqua
Aqua (Book One of The Elements) by Tracy Korn The future is five miles underwater. And Jazwyn Ripley's time has come. Only the best get into Gaia Sur, the elite academy on the ocean floor. But something is wrong in the interviews. Jazz's evaluation is too easy compared with those of her ... READ the POST
Starswept
Starswept by Mary Fan In 2157, the Adryil—an advanced race of telepathic humanoids—contacted Earth. A century later, 15-year-old violist Iris Lei considers herself lucky to attend Papilio, a prestigious performing arts school powered by their technology. Born penniless, Iris’s one shot at a better ... READ the POST
Different Worlds
Different Worlds (The Iamos Trilogy, Book 1.5) by Lyssa Chiavari Surviving high school is hard enough—but when your best friend vanishes without a trace, and the only clues seem to implicate the Martian government? It can turn into a nightmare. Everything changed when Isaak disappeared. Henry, ... READ the POST
