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In this thrilling YA novel, two former apprentices of the Scythedom face off against corrupt scythes who threaten their perfect world. While Rowan has gone rogue and become a dangerous vigilante, Citra is determined to change the system from within. But when she risks communicating with the all-knowing Thunderhead, she may expose herself to an even greater danger. This captivating story of rebellion, justice, and redemption will have you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Join the graduating cadets of Aurora Academy on their first missions in this epic new science-fiction novel from bestselling authors. Led by star pupil Tyler Jones, the squad of misfits includes a cocky diplomat, a sociopath scientist, a smart-ass tech whiz, an alien warrior, and a tomboy pilot. But when they rescue Auri, a girl trapped in cryo-sleep for two centuries, they become embroiled in a potential galaxy-wide war. With humor and heart, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Discover a thrilling debut novel about a prison-guard-in-training named Kenzie who must band together with superpowered criminal teens to survive when their space station is attacked by mysterious creatures. Along the way, Kenzie learns a shocking truth about her all-powerful corporation and finds herself facing an ancient and evil threat that has infiltrated their sanctuary from the depths of space. Get ready for a high-stakes adventure that combines elements of Alien and The Darkest Minds.

"Children of Eden" by Joey Graceffa is a captivating dystopian novel about a world where population control measures make being a second child illegal and punishable by death. Rowan knows she must hide, but a reckless night leads to tragedy and she becomes a renegade on the run. This instant #1 New York Times bestseller is perfect for fans of the Divergent and Maze Runner series, and introduces us to an empowering and endearing young protagonist in a world with perils and illuminating surprises.

In a world where all adults suddenly vanish, teens are left to their own devices. No phones, internet or TV broadcasts exist anymore. Against this backdrop, hunger, bullies, mutated animals, and sinister creatures threaten their survival. The teens themselves develop imaginative and dangerous powers. With the clock ticking, societal rifts grow. Take sides or stand alone—the fate of this new world rests in their hands.