Leah Preston was a normal 17 year old girl, until she wakes up and finds herself staring at her own lifeless body. She has no idea what happened to her or how she died, and the only person who can see her is her sworn enemy Jared. Neither of them have a choice, they must put their differences aside in order to find out what really happened to Leah and how she died, or better yet, who killed her, while at the same time fighting each other and the feelings they are beginning to develop. ©makeandoffer

US follows the journey of Aurora, along with her friends, family, and the revolutionaries as they re-enter Earth and plunge into a quest to find the President's hidden bunker in D.C. Will they all survive the barren lands in a new Earth and find the President? You will soon discover. *BOOK 2 OF THE EFFECT SERIES. PLEASE READ THE SCARLET EFFECT BEFORE CONTINUING*

The pandemic was just the beginning. After an unknown virus sweeps across the globe, Aurora and two other survivors seek out safety in a bomb shelter with enough supplies to last a few years. Just as she starts to adapt to her new way of life, she is suddenly abducted by those responsible for introducing the disease, and is taken farther from home than she's ever been before. She doesn't know what they want from her, but she soon discovers the truth: about her captors, the universe, and who she really is--a reality that leaves her breathless. B O O K / 1 Previously Titled The Scarlet Effect

Welcome to the nation. Welcome to the place where everything is monitored... everything is portioned... everything is perfectly under control... Everything except the SkyTrain Holland Renner was aboard. In a matter of seconds, Holland finds herself in a world she didn't know existed. Before, she was free within limits. Now, she's one of 400 others. Before, Holland was at least human. Now, she's not so sure. All she knows is that she needs to endure and survive. But what does this have to do with SkyTrain 267-B? Click the "Start Reading" button to uncover the secrets buried within the core of Holland's society. WATTY AWARD WINNER 2015!

Prequel to Selected: Genetic disorders are a plague to the world. They are a product of probability and chance. Natural Selection is an excuse for their existence. They create disabilities that don't have a cure. Their victims are innocent people. Their weapon of choice is one mistake in a DNA sequence. Flint Bly, a lowly transfer from Sector 12, is on the verge of discovering the solution and becoming the most renowned geneticist in the country. But, just as he seems to be on top of the world, it starts crumbling beneath his feet. Friends turn into enemies, secrets spawn conspiracies, and betrayal is imminent. Fueled by fear, anger and desperation his good intentions quickly get twisted.

The year is 2027 and a virus ha s wiped out most of the country population and has only left a 1/3 of the people still living. to repopulate the world on your 18 birthday you must go and enter a program designed to repopulate the earth with perfect humans based on your DNA and you get partnered with the perfect match and you must try to have a baby in the first year. If you refuse a scerct police group comes and takes you to the head quarters for "breeding"

Perfection. That's what we strive for. It's what everybody strives for. We must be perfect. Selection will help us become perfect. In a world where the government selects people to mate based on their genotypes and DNA alleles. Emmary Eaton, birthing number 45729 is ripped from her home and everything she knows to be dropped in a society she is more than unfamiliar with to be with her assigned mate. Soon she discovers that there is more to her new family and Selection than meets the eye. Secrets start to unfold as well as ulterior motives and innocent Emmary Eaton is unwillingly thrust into the middle of it all.

All humans love games. The higher the stakes and the bigger the rewards, the better. So what better way for a government to motivate its citizens to perform their best than to turn life itself into a game? The rules are simple. During your early childhood, you live in a Nursery, and on your twelfth birthday, you enter the Game of Life. You spend your youth trying to master the Game by proving your loyalty and strength, earning food, weapons, points, and other rewards for accomplishments. If you reach level 150, you're declared a Winner, one of the elite. You'll spend the rest of your days in Finish Line, a scenic clifftop utopia that's about as good as it gets. However, if you're killed in the Game by another player, you're immediately dispatched from the Game and forced to survive in the harsh, unknown wilderness that is the world outside. There are no second chances. For anyone. Ever. Cover by @MayTijssen Highest Ranking: #441 in Science Fiction

Less than forty years into the future, most of mankind has elected to upload themselves to digital nirvana, where they can live as many lives as they care to in parallel, in as many different fantasy worlds as they desire. A small percentage of humans, however, are loath to give up the mortal coil. These last holdouts are the escapees from the future. The question is, for how long? Will Mother, the sentient internet, be content with gentle prodding to upgrade and uplift? Or will she resort to more coercive means? Has she already, unbeknownst to the final holdouts?

In the near future, two teens are swept up in the battle for the internet. A fast-paced thriller about the consequences of the choices we make. Jonah Delacroix can't stand the real world - so he lives most of his life inside a global computer-based virtual world called the Metasphere, where everyone is represented by an avatar. When he discovers the avatar of his dead father, and assumes his online identity, he meets Samantha Kavanaugh, a deadly stranger fighting to keep the Metasphere free. Together, they race across the real world with a secret society to protect the freedom of all mankind. This is the first of a four books series that is published in paperback around the world by Hachette. If you like fast-paced thrillers like The Hunger Games, Ready Player One, and The Maze Runner, I think you'll love METAWARS. I'd really appreciate your feedback, and if you get pulled into Jonah & Sam's adventures, please find the sequels (there are 3!) in good bookshops or online, published by Hachette. Oh, and don't forget to vote!