After being taken from their parents at a young age, Jen and her older sister, Dekka, are taken to a government bunker where they will be fed, clothed, and given all basic necessities needed to survive a world war America is losing. But the President's decision to save the country turns fatal when bombs fall during the transport of hundreds of innocent children to the safety bunkers. Jen and Dekka were part of that group of kids, separated by the smoke and never seeing each other after that day, never knowing if the other is alive. Now, it's eleven years later. Jen is alone, thrown away after being caught by the enemy all those years ago and forced to fight alongside them, leading them to victory. They won. They don't need her anymore. They don't need any of those kids anymore. Now every last one of them is as good as dead as far as the officials are concerned, or worse; Invalid.

In which Lilia shows a fanboy that there are worse things you can do to a book than spoil its ending, and Cody learns the different ways of getting banned from a library through the form of a girl that's had a bit too much experience in that area. •extended blurb inside•

Ellie Carter is a princess. She has all that a princess would: the maids, a life in the palace, beautiful gowns. Living the life everyone dreams of but she dreams of something else; the life of someone who lives beyond the gate. It being against the law to even look at them, Ellie is forced to live her life wondering about those across it and stick to her father's rules. The war may have started this hatred but let's hope that another one doesn't have to happen to fix the mess it has caused. Or maybe, just maybe, it could all crumble because of a princess in torn lace.

[Book one in 'The Test' series] All seventeen year old Lexi James wanted to do this summer was spend it with her friends. But what happens when she goes to sleep one night and spends it with one-hundred and forty-nine random strangers instead? Being in a fake dream world, one where you're stuck in your mind, while also being controlled by computer codes is one thing, but what about her waking up inside that dream world and not remembering her life outside it? And here's the thing, it's all a test. A test for what? To save humanity. But why does humanity need saving? She doesn't know. She only wants to complete the test, and do all she can to get out. Amazing trailer by: @AlyxMck Side note: This book and series has plot holes and other writing errors I hope to fix in the future. It can be a really confusing ride because I got a bit lazy in the second book. But I hope you enjoy if you do decide to read this :) ❒❒❒❒ Books in this series include: The Test [Book One] (COMPLETED)-A Wattys2014 Beginner's Luck Award winner in thewattys. The Program [Book Two] (COMPLETED) The Computer [Prequel] (ONGOING) Short Stories For The Test [A Short Story Book] (FOREVER ONGOING)-Now including: Short Stories For The Program