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2113. In Jenna Strong’s world, ACID – the most brutal, controlling police force in history – rule supreme. No throwaway comment or muttered dissent goes unnoticed – or unpunished. And it was ACID agents who locked Jenna away for life, for a bloody crime she struggles to remember. The...

Her ship is gone, her crew is captured and notorious mercenary Andi Racella is suddenly a fugitive, ruthlessly hunted across the galaxy. The bloodthirsty Queen Nor now rules most of the galaxy, and she’ll stop at nothing to destroy her most hated adversary. Andi will risk anything, even her precious freedom, to stop Nor. However, as her crew fight to regain their freedom, Andi and her unlikely ally Dex discover a threat far greater than anything they’ve faced before.

#1 bestselling cosmic horror writer Donald Morrison’s Touchless is a haunting and emotionally devastating story of love, survival, and the unbearable cost of human connection in a world where touch means death. Seventeen-year-old Jennifer Diaz watched civilization collapse in a matter of days. No war. No warning. Just a silent, invisible change—skin-to-skin contact now brings instant death. Families vanished. Cities fell quiet. The simple act of reaching for another person became a fatal mistake.

When the dream stream fulfills every fantasy, reality becomes a nightmare. Below the streets of New State, Grounders fight to remain free of the advanced technology that controls the citizens above. To do so, Wren risks her life raiding the city and fighting its deadliest killing machines, Phantoms. On one of her clandestine visits, she meets Codex, a New State citizen who doesn’t fit her preconceived expectations. Codex introduces Wren to the dream stream, a computer simulation that allows people to live out their fantasies devoid of emotional entanglements.

Costa Book Award (Winner) BookTrust Teenage Prize (Short-listed) The Carnegie Medal (Short-listed) “Grim and beautifully written. … Superb. … This is among the best YA science fiction novels of the year.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review) Reaching the end of their flight in...

From the bestselling author of Sanctuary comes a gripping Orwellian vision of Britain, with a rebellious Hunger Games heart. Bright Ruin is the third and final title in Vic James’s electrifying Dark Gifts Trilogy, following Tarnished City. A shattered country A world-changing magic Magically...

The only one who escaped . . . And the one who could destroy them all. Incarceron, the living prison, has lost one of its inmates to the outside world: Finn’s escaped, only to find that Outside is not at all what he expected. Used to the technologically advanced, if violently harsh, conditions...

Après la fuite qui les a menés à l'autre bout du pays, Jo et Edgar sont sauvés in extremis par les Cariatides. Mais Kosmos est partout et la répression de plus en plus violente. Les rebelles arriveront-ils à lui échapper ?

Beatrice Prior está a punto de tomar una decisión a la que todos los habitantes de su mundo deben enfrentarse: cinco facciones. Cinco futuros. Cinco vidas. Su plan: escoger la opción más arriesgada y abandonar Abnegación para unirse a Osadía, aunque eso signifique dejas atrás a su familia. Pero, cuando su Ceremonia de Elección se ve marcada por la tragedia, todo cambia: su mundo, sus planes e incluso ella misma. Y, por ello, Beatrice escoge un camino que la situará en el punto de mira de una rebelión clandestina… y la hará cruzarse con un chico cuyos secretos son tan peligrosos como los suyos.

“They show you fear so you’ll mistake it for truth.” Because sometimes the greatest danger isn’t the monsters beyond the walls,it’s the truths we were never meant to question. Inside Haven Spire, humanity survives within carefully controlled walls built by the Continuum, an organization devoted to preserving life through order, structure, and absolute stability. Every citizen has a role. Every action is measured. Every truth is defined by the promise of survival. Io Kepler has grown up believing the rules exist to keep everyone safe.

Your seventeenth birthday is the last day you can count on. No one makes plans for eighteen. In the Valta, everyone turns a year older on November 1st. Turn seventeen, and the Recruiters come for you. No one ever hears from you again. Today, Kress is sixteen. Tomorrow, she’ll find out why...

The Earth is dying, and Nia Beckett is certain it's all her fault. In the year 2291, humanity's efforts to protect the planet have gone terribly wrong. Nia's Teens For Earth recruits try using their newly discovered Talents to help, but everything they attempt just makes the situation worse. The deadly Fray is spreading. Jag Mahajan believes the only solution is to flee off-world, but he doesn't want to leave without his mom.

Fanatical Nia believes that only the superhero Breaker can fix the planet. Jag knows Nia is insane. In the year 2291, everyone is connected remotely to each other’s brains, but the world is not as perfect as it seems. When Jag and Nia are abruptly disconnected from the Tapestry, can they get over their differences and work together to unravel Breaker’s identity? Jag needs his mother’s approval for a cybernetic leg replacement, but she vanished with her cult of mathematical naturalists. The resources Jag needs to find his missing mother are wrapped up in his father’s lies.

Every adult in Las Vegas is dead. Now the kids run the city. After being exposed to a mysterious sickness, the adults knew their days were numbered. Instead of losing hope, the city banded together to prepare the only ones who were immune—the kids. So, The Preparation was formed. A plan to keep the city alive and well. Farms and ranches. Power and water. Businesses and emergency services. Each kid received specific training in their career field to ensure they not only survived, but thrived.

In a world where the government’s CORE systems see and track everyone, seventeen-year-old hacker Seth Alvarez is determined to save his sister from being placed in a reeducation facility. Armed with a cryptic letter, Seth embarks on a search for the valuable incognito devices—cyber master keys that can set his sister free. But with only three weeks remaining, he finds himself wedged between two powerful forces who will stop at nothing to get the devices first.

Lors de sa cérémonie du choix, un jeune altruiste se dresse contre sa famille et sa faction en rejoignant les Audacieux. Il s'est choisi un nouveau destin, et devient Quatre. Mais ce qu'il découvre alors met en péril son avenir, et celui de la société tout entière.

It is 2034. Ten years have passed since the election of an authoritarian government split the United States in two, then tricked Alberta away from Canada. What remains is a region stripped of hope, watched by informants, and ruled by fear. Most people have learned to keep their heads down. Jeanne d’Arc and Nimoy Sanchez Champlain have not. At sixteen, the twins are gifted violinists with a secret far more dangerous than their music. They are telepaths.

Le monde de Tris a volé en éclats. La guerre a dressé entre elles les factions qui régissent la société, elle a tué ses parents et fait de ses amis des tueurs. Tris est rongée par le chagrin et la culpabilité. Mais elle est divergente. Plus que tout autre, elle doit choisir son camp. Et se battre pour sauver ce qui peut encore l'être.

Différente. Déterminée. Dangereuse. DIVERGENTE Le règne des factions a laissé place à une nouvelle dictature. Tris et ses amis refusent de s'y soumettre. Ils doivent s'enfuir. Mais que trouveront-ils au delà de la clôture ? Et si tout n'était que mensonge ?

There’s only one rule in Gehenna: survive—or die trying. No one has ever left alive. Acadia’s life has hit rock bottom. Once the darling of Beulah’s social elite, betrayal landed her in Gehenna—the notorious debtors' prison. Now every day is a battle just to stay breathing. To live, she must become as ruthless as the monsters around her. So Acadia hardens her heart, sealing off the emotions that could get her killed. She won’t care. She won’t trust. She won’t break. Then he arrives. A stranger—scarred, smiling, and maddeningly kind. He insists he’s not a prisoner, just a visitor in rags.