Imogen Howson

When Elissa's nightmarish visions and inexplicable bruises lead to the discovery of a battered twin sister on the run from government agents, Elissa enlists the help of an arrogant new graduate from the space academy.

Linked

A sequel to Linked finds Elissa and Lin exposing the government's secret experiments only to find their home planet thrown into chaos by limited resources and a surge in anti-Spare hostilities.

Unravel

On Fern's 18th birthday, she discovers she's a fire-starter. To learn to control it, Fern travels to a place where other young people have gathered to learn how to manage their gifts. And that's where she meets Nik, the enigmatic magician who seems to understand her and her gift better than she does herself. But can Nik be trusted? Or is he hiding dangerous secrets of his own? From the award-winning author of "Linked" and "Unravel" comes this enchanting collection of stories and novellas, spanning centuries and cultures, from the underworld of the ancient Greece to the dystopian future.

Fire and Shadow

Her destiny is fire…and death. Since seventeen-year-old Aera’s holy powers manifested three years ago, she has known nothing but the temple, the priests, and the long training to make her into a fire priestess. Everything about her former life she has had to forget, even Corus, childhood friend and the boy with whom she was beginning to fall in love. Able to transform her body into molten rock, she is destined to serve the volcano god forever, as lava-shifter, priestess…and executioner. Before she takes up her ordained role, she must face her final test. Execute a criminal sentenced to death for the most unforgivable of all sins: blasphemy. But it’s no anonymous lawbreaker waiting chained at the centre of the labyrinth. It’s Corus, sentenced for the crime of being a gargoyle, a winged stone-shifter. A gift akin to hers…except his gift is unsanctioned by the temple, his powers proclaimed unholy. If she refuses the test, she will betray her god and condemn her family to disgrace. To pass it, she must kill the boy she loves.

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