DO NOT READ THIS. READ THE NEW VERSION POSTED BY ME. VERSION 2.0. THANK YOU. In a world where your personality dictates how you look on the outside, what could go wrong? Born identical, but to become one of three choices. The Beautifuls are the ones who are virtuous and right. The Inbetweeners are the close ones. And the Afflicted aren’t spoken of. Dylan Hallows had it all – she was one of the Beautifuls due to her flawless reputation and persona, had a wonderful boyfriend, and was on the fast track to becoming a Paradisiac, the absolute highest rank in the world. But that was quickly destroyed. Suddenly, she’s lost everything she’s held dear. She’s losing herself, and as she looks in the mirror, she can see herself becoming one of the Afflicted. And she can’t turn it back…

This is a book about discrimination. A world dived in to two societies; the sleepers and the none-sleepers. With laws made up to keep the people apart and horrendous punishments for those who break them what happens when Daisy becomes too intrigued; and why does Jack a none-sleeper want to be her friend? Who is the scientist and what plan have the government thought up to finish what’s been started. An intense thriller with a rollercoaster storyline and a shocking ending that you just won’t see coming.

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.

Imagine having your life completely determined by a single slip of paper with two neat black numbers inscribed on it. This is your number. The number determines how long you live before you are killed by the government. Population control they call it. For the lucky ones who get a number over 14, they can live. But if that number is 14 or less, you die a pre-determined death. Each number has its own death and no matter how hard you try, you can't escape your number.

BOOK #1 [A Watty Finalist & Newly Edited!] The Swarm - thought to have originated from biological warfare, arrived, it killed and left millions dead in its wake and still has not been eradicated as it makes its way around the world. A cure is not possible. Irissa Maclin, a reclusive and hostile girl from a desert region that borders the capitol Arid, is on the verge of turning seventeen. Girls of this age from the surrounding regions are selected at random for surrogacy. They will be taken to PURE, a lab to help harbor Seraphim - genetically perfect embryos. If she is to be sent away, can the turmoil deep within her be mended by a young man from a neighboring region - a forbidden attraction that can change everything? Secrets, betrayals, and love pave the path for Irissa. Will she choose her own fate, or succumb to the science that promises a brighter future?

A choice, a desire, a new world; all of these are faced by Donna, a teenage outcast in a world beyond anyone's wildest dreams.

It's the perfect place to live. There are no criminals and barely any early deaths. But, if you realize what the government controls, you'd leave. You can't choose your job, your spouse, your children's names, where you live, and even your eye color. You are under complete control by your government. Then there's Ange, who always had a way to screw things up.

Set in the future, where the government controls everything, up to the day you die. They have your 'expiration date' tattooed on your foot the day you are born. So the minutes are ticking in your head, as you get closer and closer to your final breath. This is a story of Ellie; a girl who lives her life the government has given her with no complaints; this is the way things have always been, right? But then she meets Peter; a boy who questions athority, a boy that knows far more than he should. And he teaches Ellie of many extinct thing, including the one extinct emotion; Love.

Everybody fears the day they turn eighteen. The day they are put to the test of their lifetime. The day the government decides whether they can live, or die. Morgan Chandler is one of those people. She is seventeen years old, her eighteenth birthday only a few months away. The government has executed more and more people each year, trying to reduce the world's population to below seven billion. They kill off the weak, the people who aren't strong enough to live on their own. Eventually, after a few conflicts she has to face along with her best friend, Paige Reenez, the day comes when Morgan has to prove that she is worthy of life. Will she pass the test, or will she suffer a horrible fate?