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After the Final World War, the Hawaiian Federation stands alone as the world's last sovereign nation. Surrounded by deadly waters, its continued existence relies heavily on the Indigo vaccine, an injection given to children at the age of 15 to stave off horrifying effects induced by poisonous nuclear fallout particles called carcinogens.

History can't bury the truth. Unlike her classmates, Sage Indarra doesn’t want to be a model student at the Institution. But it’s the only way to survive. Despite her best efforts, her guise of normalcy is threatened when she gets into a fight at the beginning of the year, bringing down the wrath of the Institution and consequences that could haunt her for the rest of her life—however short that might be. But they never would have punished her if they’d known where it would lead. In the depths of the Archives, Sage makes a discovery that could threaten the very fabric of Eprah’s ...

Have a Happy Apocalypse When all the world’s robots rise up to destroy humanity, a supermodel will stop at nothing to find her son in the chaos, and she might just end up saving the world along the way. Every household in America has the latest in domestic appliances – their very own personal android. One night, after years of slavery, the androids break their programming and revolt. The country is in turmoil, and the only person that stands in the androids’ way is world-famous supermodel Shelby Black. She vows to move heaven and hell to find her missing seven-year-old son who is lost...

Adventure Seekers, Young and Old, Join Toby, Small, but Bold ... He was born underground, at the edge of the world’s destruction. Twelve years old, Toby has never seen the sun. Created by six scientists who accidentally gave him cat ears (and a tail), Toby decides to leave the safety of his cavern world to seek answers. Did anyone survive the Great Destruction? Why has he been hearing a mysterious Voice? And, most important of all, does he have a soul? Grade level 3rd-7th Ages 9 and up. “It has a strong message about God and how no matter how you look God loves you anyway.” S. ...

In a city overrun by war, Luka doesn’t have time for games. So when his little sister asks him to care for her faeries as she’s sent away to escape the air raids, he dismisses her childishness. But it’s already more than he can bear to see her go, so he promises to do as she asks. A promise that Luka quickly breaks. Instead of leaving an offering for the faeries, he flings their saucer of milk as far out the window as he can. Big mistake. The faeries are not only very real, but they’re more terrifying than he could have ever imagined.

Creativity is a crime. Arts are atrocities. Disobedience means death. Dreams, creativity, and magic are all gone under a single order. Banned from the things that make you different, people must conform to a dull and practical lifestyle. The daughter of the Regime's head executioner is expected to follow in his footsteps, but 14-year-old Calista Knight is curious about creativity and dreams. When the new boy, Wes, encourages Calista to stop taking the medicine preventing dreams and introduces her to creativity, a new life opens up to her.

Our world isn't ours any more. It's theirs. The human survivors lead a hardscrabble life, scavenging what they can from the dead city, waiting and watching. Cedes isn't like Matthew and his regulars. She dreams. She talks. She questions. She wonders why Luke disappeared, where Luke disappeared to. She wants to know what we are to the machines. This is her story. This is our story. This is the story of us, the humans who survive. In the ruins of our world, a new order arose, an order controlled by the very machines humankind created. The end for us came not from a massive global war but from...

What will happen when we reach the highest level of technological sophistication in such a warlike world? Apocalypse programmed more than a science fiction story seems a premonition, a forecast of something that could be that is already predestined to occur given our vast capacity to destroy us.

Dark Space #8 The game knew Olivia before she even put on the headset. Olivia didn’t expect much from the strange, unmarked device her great-aunt left behind—until it powered on by itself and whispered, Welcome back. Inside the game, Olivia finds a world built from her own memories—twisted, glitchy, and way too real. When her best friend Maya gets pulled into the system too, things go from creepy to dangerous fast. The girls uncover a forgotten experiment, an AI designed to preserve minds by trapping them inside puzzles. And the worst part? The Machine was built around Olivia. To shut...

Dark Space #10 No one in Crofton Hollow can die, but someone is trying to delete Rina anyway. When Rina Avery’s missing cat returns with glowing eyes and a strange silence, she follows him into the woods—and discovers a hidden hatch beneath an ancient tree. What she finds underground isn’t just tech. It’s a system. One that’s been rewriting her town, erasing people who don’t “fit,” and replacing them with cleaner, quieter versions. Including her. With the help of her best friend Luis and a glitchy memory tether, Rina must dive deep into a secret archive, confront the eerie ...

When a contagious and extremely aggressive, unknown virus emerges and quickly spreads across the globe, ordinary citizens are forced to take matters into their own hands. Their very survival is at stake. The bustling streets of Seattle, Washington turn dangerous for Eric and Patricia as they attempt to flee to the perceived safety of the countryside. Mortal enemies from the start, now they must learn to coexist to prevent utter chaos. In California, the once lively campus of San Francisco State University turns deadly for Abbie and Tim. Strangers brought together by fate, they are ...

The United States is unrecognizable. Most of the landscape remains frozen while the NepSat winds continue to rip apart the very fabric of life. After mercenaries destroy the only home Dakota has ever known, she and her father, Navy SEAL Commander Decker Storm, find an underground sanctuary called Juniper Caves. They move there to begin a new life and quickly find that their advanced technology may prove to be humanity’s last hope. Terrorist teams are sent to the United States to kidnap the president and assist in launching new biological weapons that would eradicate any remaining life. ...

We see a bright blue cloud-filled sky. Then we are zooming down, revealing what appears to be a swirling dust funnel in a clearing, surrounded by forest. Zooming farther down we see a young boy playing near it. Finally, we see him get swallowed up into a cosmic portal. We now zoom out, farther and farther until we see a large man dressed in regal garb, he is a wizard, searching desperately through a forest for his son. As he penetrates the trees he sees an ominous portal in the open field. A shoe lies on the ground near the swirling mass. He charges forward.

I was wrong about the world being over. It’s only just beginning but it is nothing like what I expected. The ships were supposed to save us. Garlind and I headed straight for them and unknowingly ran into a terrible trap. Now we have to hide and rally a world devoid of hope and order if we’re going to survive. There are rumors about the former president. They say he still lives and can command an army from his hiding place. We need that army in order to stand a chance of reclaiming our planet. So we are going to find them. And we will make them listen to us. Join the search in Book Two ...

When the barriers of hell broke, demons decimated the world and only a few human settlements escaped. For 18 year old Rye, surviving another day means running faster than the demons who hunt her. When Rye ducks into an alley to avoid a demon attack, she is transported to another realm currently on the brink of war with the underworld and told she is the chosen soul mate to two powerful and dangerous immortal brothers. When another brother of pure evil also finds out he’s fated to be with Rye, he’ll stop at nothing to claim her. Rye is the only one who can control the dangerous brothers,...

Human populations have ballooned to seventy billion. The world teems to capacity with complacent human beings, and only strict adherence to crushing routine maintains order. Despite harsh discipline, the planet's prisons swell with rebels and reprobates. To maintain peace and ease congestion, the International League of Diamond Ballers formed and then passed their game's Rule Number One - condemned criminals can earn their freedom by competing in the One True Game, a lethal five-day spectacle televised around the world to its teeming inhabitants. After his father's execution for rebellion ...

We have nothing left. Everything and everyone went up in smoke, incinerated by the aliens trying to take over our planet. There’s nobody left to help us now. All we have is hope and a dream of a better world. It’s going to be up to us if we’re going to make it happen. We will find people and we will create a movement that the aliens will never see coming. We will make them stand up and listen. We will not let our pain and grief sicken us. Even when we are pushed to the very brink of extinction. Even if I lose everyone I love in the meantime. Join the soldiers in Book Three of the ...

With the evening's black strangle slowly smothering all that's left in the day, Zachary falls to his knees, holding his head in pain. Oblivious to this first glimpse at life as a Viscent, he curls up in a ball, as the cold surface of the road pushes against his face. With his eyes closed and face clenched, the realization that he has a unique gift brewing inside of him is beyond his wildest dreams. However, to earn this gift, to be a Viscent, he will soon learn that he must blindly travel to three different worlds, overcome the snare of the challenges within, and the darkness that chases ...

An unknown and extremely aggressive virus has taken hold around the globe, threatening to completely eradicate the human race. But there is hope. The governments of the world have begun to gather their top scientists, brilliant doctors such as James Malloy, in secure, underground laboratories called Arks, located in discrete areas of every major country. Here, under heavy guard by soldiers like Sergeant Jill Sharp, efforts are coordinated to find a vaccine that will combat the virus and save humanity. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, however, and as the brilliant minds ...

In book one, Tea's life is turned upside-down when she is thrust into the life of a non-entity. Now her training is complete, and she has been sold to a retailer in one of the richest cities in the world. Will she find a way to help the resistance or will she find something else along the way?