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Don't Let Us Win by Tanka Don't Let Us Win is a mutant thriller about a child hidden inside a lie, a power that has not chosen a moment yet, and the moment the other team stops being his parents. They told him it was hide and seek. When the lab alarms start, his parents drop to his height and turn the evacuation into a game. Uncle Ryder is on his team. Mum and Dad are "it." If he doesn't run, they win. He believes them. He is supposed to.

Cam survives the crash alone-or so he thinks. The forest world he wakes in is wrong in ways he can't explain. Sound bends unnaturally. Shadows move when they shouldn't. And the remains of the ship whisper fragments of corrupted AI messages that don't match any known protocol. Other survivors appear over time, but none of them are unchanged. Some hear things beneath the trees. Some stop sleeping. Some stop being entirely themselves. Cam begins to understand a terrifying possibility: the crash wasn't an accident, and they were not the first to be brought here. Something beneath the planet is awake, and it's learning them just as quickly as they are learning it.

Mera is a daughter of the wealthy elite on Enceladus, one of Saturn's icy moons being scoured for its unique supply of a rare element used in interstellar propulsion. Its working-class people are trained to collect and contain Enceladus' bounty but they are used and discarded without care, and Mera has had enough. But what can one girl do to make a difference for a people forgotten beneath the ice?

The exciting conclusion to the Achlivan Cycle! Timber Hudson must come to terms with the loss of his family and friends while at the same time being tasked with his greatest challenge: saving humanity from becoming mindless drones. It'd be a lot easier if Rumor would keep her nose in her own business and in prison where it belongs. Meanwhile, Chevelle and Wicken must choose sides. One offers them the chance to rebuild Earth from the ground up, and the other will return them to Sanctuary to be with their family and friends. Neither choice is as black and white as it seems. And all must face great dangers.

Since her parents were killed, Vivienne has always felt ungrounded, shuffled through the foster care system. Just when liberation finally seems possible-days before her eighteenth birthday-Vivienne is hospitalized with symptoms no one can explain. The doctors may be puzzled, but Deacon, her mysterious new friend, claims she has an active Nevergene. His far-fetched diagnosis comes with a warning: she is about to become an involuntary test subject for Humanitarian Organization for Order and Knowledge-or H.O.O.K. Vivienne can either escape to Neverland's Kensington Academy and learn to fly (Did he really just say fly?) or risk sticking around to become a human lab rat. But accepting a place among The P.A.N. means Vivienne must abandon her life and foster family to safeguard their secrets and hide in Neverland's shadows ... forever. The PAN Trilogy is perfect for fans of Marissa Meyer (The Lunar Chronicles) or fans of the TV show "Once Upon a Time."

My name's Ray Streights. Sixteen. Ambitiously underachieving. Mildly ostracized. Definitely exhausted. I live in the post-biowar Dome City of Vluephire, where stepping outside gets you eaten by humanoid bugs and stepping out of line gets you side-eyed by your entire high school. Things I currently have going for me: • A scar that tingles before a major accident • A voice in my head offering unsolicited murder assistance • Amber eyes that scream, "Please quarantine me." • A squad that either ignores me or wants me dead • Oh, and amazing physical parameters, according to Nash Also: I may have hallucinated a tar-soaked girl... except she keeps showing up in real life. So that's fun. All I wanted was to please Coach Barion, survive Lyre's birthday without triggering a breach, and *maybe-maybe-*finally learn the truth about me from my secretive geneticist of a father. But nope. Now I'm one emotional breakdown away from starring in my own horror movie-with bonus government secrets, a slow-burn situationship, and a mantis demon from hell. Survival rating: 2 out of 10. Would not recommend.

The past couple months have been a wild ride for Jack Andersen. Not only does he have a long lost twin named Hyde, he also discovers that someone has ordered genetic experimentation be done on him. A cruel act that has been occurring for his entire life. With Hyde's help, he's able to uncover some answers. The cost? Hyde's memories. With one guinea pig out of reach, Hyde makes for a perfect replacement. A little brainwashing never hurt anyone, right? Jack's ex-girlfriend Claire is involved in the chaos too, being given an ultimatum that she cannot refuse. But when part of the plan involves pretending to fall in love with Hyde, things become serious and it doesn't feel much like an act anymore. There's also the girl Hyde really loves--Kayle. If she joins the fight, then perhaps everyone can have what they want in the end.

Experience The First Chapter of my Book The Blood of Vogur They came to Earth for one thing-him. Now, the fate of the galaxy depends on a boy who never asked to be chosen. When twelve-year-old Evan escapes his broken home in Britain, he has no idea that a mysterious alien race-the Spectrals-are already hunting him. After a daring rescue, Evan is raised on the distant world of Auralis, where peace is short-lived and secrets are everywhere. Years later, now a man and ruler of a shimmering new kingdom alongside his partner, Queen Sarah, Evan must face the truth he tried to escape: The Spectrals are back. And this time, they won't stop until he's destroyed-or delivers the power he doesn't understand. From the war-torn skies of Earth to the deadly homeworld of Veiloria, this sci-fi epic blends space adventure, alien worlds, destiny, and romance in a breathtaking coming-of-age journey across galaxies. 🪐 Perfect for fans of: Coming-of-age space operas Alien invasion and chosen-one sci-fi Galactic war stories with heart Books like Ender's Game or Red Rising FREE for launch day - grab your copy before it goes full price! If you enjoy the journey, a short review helps more readers discover the stars. 🌌 ⚠️ Recommended for readers age 15+ due to occasional graphic sci-fi violence. To get the whole book, consider searching The Blood of Vogur in amazon or Just Search Zhedeer Khalid, and you will see all my Books Including This one.

A teen with a degenerative disease lets her genius parents replace her legs with cybernetics, only to awake 6 months later to discover her parents have disappeared, and that maybe more than her legs were replaced... ***** Elara has been stuck in a wheelchair most of her life thanks to a degenerative disease. When her parents--both experts in their fields--offer to replace her legs with robotic ones, she agrees despite misgivings. Upon waking from the procedure, she finds out she's been unconscious for six months. Her parents are missing, the bunker she's been living in has been destroyed, and the world is losing an epic battle against Fade, a rogue AI. It seems unlikely she'll get a chance to catch up on The Bachelor now. Her newfound ability to walk is an accomplishment that pales in comparison to all that's gone wrong. Her father seems to be the key to either defeating Fade or making the AI unstoppable. As she unravels the mystery of Fade's intent, she makes a few alarming discoveries about herself. Like maybe she's had more than just her legs replaced.

Rose had a normal life, occasionally thinking outside of the box. In a world where emotions are controlled, thoughts can be stolen, Rose must tread carefully when she begins to doubt the leaders of the only place she's ever known, the underground world of The Portum.

A strange black orb appears. First Toronto. Then New York. Then Beijing. And then people start disappearing. Sixteen-year-old Kris watches her mother vanish as the first orb hovers over a downtown square. More follow. Entire cities empty. The world is running out of time. Kris is an exceptional young mind, so she sees what others miss: the flashing patterns in the orbs aren't random. They're mathematical. When a team of the world's brightest scientists confirms she's right, the race to decode the message falls to her. Each breakthrough pulls her deeper, and the patterns from the sky call to her. With her older sister's help, Kris chases clues that could return the taken. But the more she understands, the clearer it becomes that the next step is hers alone.

A short sci-fi story for young and old readers, about a family Christmas on an unknown ice world at the fringe of the Orion Nebula.

Life along the Outer Rim doesn't quite measure up to the golden living standards implied by the name of the region it belongs to, Aurum, but that doesn't prevent the scrappy, streetwise teen, NITA STRANGE, from making the most of her circumstances there. Whether it's playing the high-stakes tables in the Rim's underground poker circuit, hocking her baked goods on the black market, or taking on a few unconventional (and slightly illegal) jobs with her trusty badger sidekick in toe, she's not afraid to bend the rules to keep the odds tipped in her favor. But her latest job-a suspicious, high-paying prison train heist with a former accomplice-might be pushing those limits. Armed with little more than her quick wit and shrewd survival instincts, NITA STRANGE struggles to stay in control of the operation, pushed to her breaking point by the fact she can't afford to fail. Especially when she learns there's more on the line than just a payday. *A huge thank you to Aus Key for the cover design!

For most of his life, Jack Andersen has been plagued by a mysterious disease that makes him a weak, ill, and prone to injury. Over the summer, he is sent to a special hospital located in a remote desert-like area to undergo a groundbreaking treatment. A group of doctors are supposed to be helping him get better, but in reality are keeping him sick on purpose all in the name of medical research. After months of this torture, Jack escapes from the medical facility and heads for home. When Jack returns home, he comes face to face with an identical stranger pretending to be him. While at first the two boys can't stand the sight of one another, they realize two heads are better than one if they have any hope of co-existing.

A teenager with absolutely no memory of her past before a terrible car accident slowly comes to realize she didn't have one.

After Earth is invaded by a mysterious species titled "The Terrors", a worldwide organization sets up The Academy: a specialized school to train young people to fight off the monsters. When Athena, Zeus, Sparta, Orion, and Artemis are drafted for an Academy team together, there are mixed responses, along with a wide variety of surprises. Together, the five of them must race against a tide of oncoming Terrors to reach their school before it's too late. In a thrilling tale of survival and war, loyalties and morals will tested as a school full of young heroes fight for their lives: and those of the rest of the human race. Updating every Wednesday and Friday!

In 1980, Aiden Hayes went to sleep in his California bedroom. He woke up in the Y.A.R.D.-a brutal enclosure where displaced 1980s teens from '80 to '89 fight to survive among towering grass and hidden dangers. Pulled through fractured time into the Circle's fragile order, Aiden unravels cryptic abduction memories and questions if this world-or Earth itself-still exists as he knew it. But as seasons turn and the ground hums with unseen watchers, some truths notice when you look too closely.

In this dangerous game with time, someone's bound to lose. Seventeen-year-old Saige Phillips can't help holding on to the hope that she'll find Chloe, her twin who went missing five years ago. After all, Saige sees echoes of Chloe sitting in the window and skipping down the stairs. Though there's never been any sound associated with Saige's "hallucinations," she's freaked out by the breathing she hears in her bedroom. The breathing is definitely real, and it's definitely not coming from Saige. It's echoing through a time rift that originates in Saige's bedroom. Then a grayed-out guy shows up, saying his name is Price and he's from the future. He has the same blue film clinging to him that Saige has seen on Chloe, and she seizes onto the idea that her twin went through the rift. As Saige searches for answers in her time, she's met with secret after secret, all coming back to one source: her physicist mother. Price lives in the year 2073 with his Time Keeper father and a whole slew of global initiatives that regulate time travel. He knows time shouldn't be played with. What he doesn't know is why the rift opened now, or how he can stop it. The deeper Price digs, the harder the truth is to swallow. His father willfully violating the global time travel initiative is one thing. Stealing the rift site from Saige's mother is quite another. And kidnapping-or worse-to cover everything up takes things too far. When the rift begins to show signs of overuse and instability, Price is desperate to close it before it explodes while Saige will do anything to keep it open long enough to find Chloe. In this dangerous game with time, someone's bound to lose.