Jenna Laslie

When you've been on the run most of your life, who can you really trust? Hartley Gable has lived most of her life in hiding because of what she is and could become. As she nears her eighteenth birthday, she's coming into her powers, abilities that she's both doubted and long denied. As danger looms near, she's forced on the run again with her guardian to train in hiding. Bex Mason's father has been trying to find Hartley for years. But when Bex finds out his father's plans aren't as innocent as he thought, he must warn Hartley and try to protect her at all costs. Should Hartley trust the boy who climbed through her bedroom window? And can she find the strength to face her destiny and save both her and her people?

When disaster strikes, Meriya must decide whether to stay on land or return to the sea. Washed ashore after a natural disaster, Meriya finds herself in the human world, injured and running out of time. Unsure whether her family survived, she must determine the better course: stay on land, and thus become human, or return to the sea calling to her. When young Rowan claimed a mermaid rescued him after a boating accident which took his father's life, no one believed him. Now, with Meriya recovering in his pool, he must do everything in his power to keep her a secret. Can Rowan convince Meriya to stay in his world or will her betrothed and the secrets swirling in the ocean's depths prove a stronger pull?

A century after a government-mandated cure for obesity, people are dying... Tahlia's ancestors refused the cure, escaping to live in the wilds of South Dakota. When she's captured on a supply run, she becomes a lab rat for the scientists searching for an antidote to reverse the damage. Quentin, the son of the doctors wanting to dissect Tahlia, knows the fate of humanity lies buried in Tahlia's genetic code, but her survival also lies in his hands. Will his choices doom the human race? Harrowing and suspenseful, Untreatable transports readers to a dystopian future where everything is not as it seems and resilience of body-and spirit-is required to survive.