Kirjahaku

In the city of Pyre, only those with excellent genetics can visit Earth's colony planets, including the legendary Orithyia. Those without this advantage live in relative poverty, under the forceful control of the Council. Quinn isn't one of Pyre's elite, though she's desperate to see the stars. After an incident with the government's thugs, she stows away on the latest ship to launch, the Neptune. But when a series of deadly 'accident's occur on board, Quinn and her new friends must figure out who's orchestrating the attacks - and why.

The city of Lumis used to be known for its soft lights, the endless glow that filled the night. Even after its inhabitants locked it away under a dome it remained, a shining beacon on the horizon. That is until a virus broke out in the system, turning the robots that ran the city against their creators. Twelve years after the War began, humans have been forced into small, unrelenting camps. The largest of which is Fairground. There, a mute medic dreams of breaking free and proving herself; but when she gets the chance, Ash learns that being a hero isn't all it's cracked up to be. When she's separated from her comrades and finds herself in a strange new community, she's forced to change - or die.

Farm work isn't the worst thing in the world, as far as Noah is concerned. The daily grind of the Mill and the ever-watchful eye of the Guard and their Hoverbots aren't enough to put her off. She doesn't even mind the way her memory has slowly faded, leaving no trace of her life before being put to work. But the city of Thorne demands her attention, and she's sent off with a special delivery. Upon her arrival she's met by the infamous Clover, an underground protest group with a set of noble but terrifying ideals. They see things she can't - beauty in the empty city, cruelty in its leadership - and even potential in Noah herself

The whole world knows Alya Mathis. She's the Tomorrow Girl - the stuff of dreams. Born in a lab and raised by the Tomorrow Project, she's the world's first immortal human. Not everyone knows about her older sister, Reya. They only know her as a binge-drinking, potty-mouthed troublemaker with a mean sarcastic streak. They only know that she routinely gets into fights, both with the Project's detractors and Rene Mathis, the Project Head. Almost nobody knows that Reya was supposed to be the Tomorrow Girl. Nobody ever discusses it. It's like it never happened. But Reya remembers. She remembers a time when the Project were like family to her. She sees their detractors growing in numbers, and becoming more violent with each confrontation. She'd do anything to make things right again. Even if it means betraying everyone and becoming something else entirely...