The greatest tragedy the world has ever known turned out to be the ultimate catalyst for change. In the wake of World War III, which decimated most of the world's population, the remaining survivors vowed to not continue to repeat the same mistakes of the past. Fortunately, they had something previous generations did not have - advanced technology. The year is 2117 and this once shattered civilization has become prosperous again. Innovative forms of technology have enabled them to abandon the old model and re-engineer a better way of living for all. Brain implants and genetic modifications have made an entire population educated, healthy, and kind. Despite the benefits of this technology, it has created some unforeseen side effects that threaten humankind's existence. When technology proves to be inept at solving the world's problem, a new hope emerges in the unlikeliest form - a young orphan girl. *** Cyberpunk, dystopian, technology, future, futurism, scifi, heroine, prodigy...

April has survived her execution. She's survived the perilous Forest and its obstacles. She's deceived, been deceived, fought and been fought. But she's still alive, and she thinks she's survived all that the government has to throw at her. In this sequel to "Oblivion", April fights for survival, freedom and even love. Because of course, she has learned, nothing is ever what meets the eye.

At 14:26, the world flipped. Some people fell into the sky. Others hit their head on the ceiling, now their only solid ground. Avery Greenwood finds himself caught right in the middle of 'The Flip'. He and his ragtag group need to adapt to this new world, and survive. Eve Thompson is also stranded in this changed reality. She too will need to brave the perils of an earth without ground. But as tensions grow, and shaky alliances rise and fall, the survivors realise that this sudden gravitational flip isn't all that threatens them. Highest rank: #69 in Science Fiction. #84 in Mystery/Thriller.

After the American Zombie Outbreak of 2020 rocked the United States, the government was forced to take action to protect the country's citizens. All Americans were evacuated to the east and west coasts in order to contain most of the infection in the center of the country. Natalie McCullough was one of the teenagers who found themselves strapped to a lab table inside the Factory, a facility created to manufacture super soldiers to destroy the undead. She is given a barcode tattoo along with a new identity: Subject Number 67. What the scientists at the Factory failed to realize was that human slayers had minds of their own, and when 67 escaped into the world, she found nothing was as the government made it seem. It made her question who she should fear more: the living, or the undead.

She’s been trapped in a mysterious building her entire life. She doesn't remember her name, only the things she’s experienced in her lifetime. But when she’s rescued from her old life, she’s expected to tell her rescuers her story. But she’s stalling, waiting. Her old life will come back again, because wherever she is, they know. (still working on the summary)