In Panem, luck can decide who lives... and who becomes entertainment. Wenny always believed survival depended on staying invisible. But on the day of the Reaping, her name cuts through the silence of District 1 and drags her straight into the Games. Surrounded by fragile alliances, cameras that never stop watching, and a Capitol obsessed with turning pain into spectacle, Wenny will have to discover how much of herself she is willing to lose just to stay alive. While the audience calls her lucky, she begins to understand something terrifying: clovers don't always bring luck.

In the 68th Hunger Games, no one expected Sofia Wren Flores to survive-let alone win. She was hardly seventeen, soft-spoken, and far too gentle for the Capitol's arena, she volunteered for her older sister and vanished into a battlefield of mirrored trees and illusion, where the sky was always beneath your feet and nothing was ever what it seemed. They only clearly saw her twice. Once, holding the dying boy from her district, singing a song no Capitol camera could forget. And once at the end, alive. Victorious. No one knows how she survived-not even the Capitol. She was called the girl of glass-the glass victor. And no one ever caught her. Because Sofía Flores had already gotten away. And none of them knew how to catch their very own reflection.