When Mya Dove found mysteries to solve, they were too easy. Seeking a real challenge, she joined the top-secret Children’s Police Force. They offered her exciting cases with five-day deadlines. Mya couldn’t wait to start! Her first investigation is into Libby Smith, the new girl at school. Libby won’t speak, smile or play with anyone. That’s why the Children’s Police Force thinks she’s mean. But they can’t tell anyone that. Not without real proof. Finding proof is Mya’s job, but it won’t be easy. Libby isn’t just mean. She’s sneaky, too. When Mya questions her, Libby fake cries for sympathy. It works, so now she has a teacher on her side. Who will Libby trick next? Mya won’t wait to find out. She must prove Libby is mean and warn everyone. Can she stop Libby before it’s too late? Or will this mean girl take over the school? This book is an expanded and revised edition of the previously published book The Mean Girl Who Never Speaks. The book has been changed from a short story into a novel.

GENETIC MODIFICATION HAS TAKEN OVER THE WORLD. A new class system now exists, dividing those who have enhancements and those who do not. Sixteen-year-old Silver Melody, a proud unadjusted, must navigate a world where 80% of the population has modified their DNA. Known as the altereds, those people possess enhancements like wings, tails, and increased strength or intelligence. Silver’s parents created the nanite pill used to deliver these genetic modifications for altruistic reasons, but are now forced to make combinations of terrifying power. When the president declares all unadjusteds must take a nanite, Silver has no choice but to flee the city with her father and some friends to prevent the extinction of the unadjusteds. With Silver’s mother in prison for treason, Silver’s father is the unadjusteds’ only hope at finding a cure. But when Silver’s father is captured by the president’s almost immortal army, hope of a cure is lost. Vicious hellhounds are on Silver’s trail, and her only chance to recover her father involves teaming up with a new group of unlikely friends before all humanity is lost. Praise for The Unadjusteds ★★★★★ “A pacy dystopia that romps along – speculative fiction at its most moreish! I love books exploring questions like this…what does playing god mean? And what’s it like when you’re the odd one out in the world? Perfect for 12+. Loved the mental health angle too, sensitively handled.” – Louie Stowell (Author). “I loved this book. Great characters and an absolutely brilliant concept! This will appeal to anyone who enjoyed The Hunger Games / Twilight. The writing was fantastic and the pace was perfect throughout – I was gripped from the first page. The characters were well drawn and I cannot wait to see what happens to them next! I could easily see this being picked up for a film option.” – Catherine Emmett (Author) “As soon as I read the synopsis for this book I was dying to know more. The concept really intrigued me – a world where the majority of the population have altered their DNA? It was such a fascinating idea. When I picked up the book I completely fell in love with this world and these characters, a unique and engaging tale, one that is perfect for fans of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games and Emily Suvada’s This Mortal Coil.” – The Bibliophile Chronicles (Blogger) “Silver is her own person, and Central City is like no other place I’ve ever read. When you add the bits of fantasy and sci-fi you get a fabulous dystopia.” – My bookish Bliss (Blogger “I definitely got Hunger Games and Divergent vibes from this book… It brings a fresh new twist and still has the romance and action that we expect!” – @elliemaiblogs (Blogger) “The characters are excellent and imaginative!” – GoodReads reviewer “It gave me moments of shock and out-loud gasping.” – Amazon reviewer “The Unadjusteds was a well-written, intense and emotional story that kept my attention from start to finish.” – Book blogger “I devoured this book!” – Amazon reader. “I blinkin’ loved it!” – Amazon Reader.

A young girl. An ancient war. Who will you trust? Sophie Evans never expected to have two strangers break into her apartment. When it happens the same night ancient monsters try to kill her, she knows these two have to be connected. Taken to a safe place by a group of people she didn’t even know existed, Sophie quickly learns her life isn’t what she thought it would be. Thrust into a world of lies, deceit, and ancient magic, Sophie needs to figure out who is her friend—and who wants her dead. An ancient war is raging and Sophie is the only one who can fight for the people, but is she willing to take the risk or will she cower and crumble under the pressure? The first installment of the Dalysia trilogy is the perfect mix for fans of Percy Jackson and the Hunger Games. Get lost in the magic today.

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Jess’s life begins to unravel on her thirteenth birthday. First, she learns of her parents’ separation. Then she’s forced to spend the rest of the summer living in her grandparents’ camper trailer by the lake. When she finally gets to come home for the first day of school, she discovers that her friends have abandoned her and nothing she remembers seems to be true anymore. Everyone keeps calling her Jessica when they know she goes by Jess! Does she have amnesia, or is everyone at school in on some elaborate joke? The truth is crazier and scarier than she could have ever imagined. Please note: This book was previously published under the title Jessica’s Story. Significant changes have been made to the last two chapters.