histórias de Teendystopia

Jenna. Princess. Heiress to the Marshlander throne. An elite warrior. A master of poisons. Well-known throughout the kingdoms as daughter of Queen Esmeralda, a mother she barely knows. Now. She is responspible for joining the freedom plight and helping her people escape the dangerous new war instruments of the king. What would you do if you were an inert peasant princess going up against a potent throne? Follow the story of Jenna from the Unbroken series, available on Amazon

THE WORLD HAS FALLEN SILENT. COMMUNICATION IS DEAD, THE CITY IS CRUMBLING, AND THOSE LEFT BEHIND ARE BARELY SURVIVING. Axel refuses to accept this fate. When he discovers a forgotten piece of old-world technology, he sees a chance to reach beyond the silence. To let others know they're not alone. But survival is never that simple. The storms are relentless, the ruins are unforgiving, and the few survivors left in the city are wary of hope. Not everyone wants the silence to end. With the help of Zanac, a boy carrying his own ghosts. Axel must decide how far he's willing to go to reconnect the world. BECAUSE IN A CITY WHERE HOPE IS DANGEROUS, SOME SECRETS ARE MEANT TO STAY BURIED.

The lights blinked out and never woke again. Everything we'd ever relied on, anything that breathed electricity and wifi and power, snapped, crashed and died. I thought these things only happened in those dystopian books. I was wrong. We were all wrong. Stranded on the motorway at the time of an electromagnetic pulse attack, Aubrey Harper feels her world fracture around her. Catapulted into dangerous situations of survival - and love - she has never felt more out of her comfort zone than before. She's not a Katniss Everdeen or Tris. She's going to struggle, and she's going to struggle because she's Aubrey Harper and she's a terrified wallflower.

Dedisco is the medicine that helps you remember, and is the reason behind a scientific study that is set on learning about memories and relationships. Set in a not-so-different future, Alea and a classmate Joe are thrown into an experiment organized by the government. And while answers are just about the only thing that Alea can't seem to get, she keeps reminding herself of a quote from a movie she watched that's from our time...