Lauren M. Flauding

15-year-old Mari Quillen is about to become invincible. Just like everyone else. For years, Mari has been anxiously awaiting the day when she will receive her Amplifier; a small device implanted behind the ear that gives someone limitless capabilities through verbal commands. But once she finally becomes Amplified and begins mandatory Training with the rest of her peers, she begins to see that her natural ability to resist and act for herself brings dangerous consequences, as well as unwanted scrutiny from Governor Plenaris, the Community's most revered official. She grows increasingly wary of the Amplifiers as she watches how they affect her friends and brother, constantly wondering if Amplification is really as fantastic as she thought it would be. Sure, she can perform elaborate acrobatics and recall obscure information, but how can she be sure the Amplifier isn't controlling her? Perfect for those who enjoyed Divergent and The Hunger Games, The Amplified is the first in a three book series that explores a society where no one has to make any effort as long as they know the right thing to say.

The Amplified

Jane Austen

In the aftermath of a devastating electromagnetic pulse, Elizabeth Bennet and her family struggle to retain their fortune and dignity under the new regime of an anonymous tyrant named the Badger. Forced to return to regency era ideals, Elizabeth strives for women's independence so her future won't have to be decided by her marital status, but the antics of her family and the unsolicited attentions of several young men constantly derail her course. Furthermore, the imposing Mr. Darcy seems to be bent on ruining every prospect of her happiness. Will she ever be able to overthrow the centuries-old practices of the government while still keeping her family from disgracing themselves and grappling with her conflicting emotions? This mash-up fuses dystopian elements with Jane Austen's masterful narrative, casting new light on the original story. Complete with alternating hero and heroine points of view and disenchantment with the government, Pride and Post Apocalypse will delight fans of regency romance and dystopia.

A Regency Dystopian

Pride and Post Apocalypse

Against all odds (and possibly her own desires), Mari Quillen is now a Restrainer. Equipped with extra abilities through her enhanced Amplification and prestigious position, she strives to protect those she loves while carrying out her own plans behind the Governor's back. She constantly finds herself caught between her duties and her weaknesses as she attempts to hide her secrets from the Community. Perfect for those who enjoyed Divergent and The Hunger Games, The Restrainers is the third and final book of The Amplified series which explores a society where no one has to make any effort as long as they know the right thing to say.

The Restrainers

The Amplified Trilogy

Captain James Hook is reveling in his newfound freedom. He's just beginning to have a grand time in London when he is recognized by a detective and has to flee back to Neverland, but not before meeting an enchanting woman and bringing her with him.Meanwhile, the inhabitants of Neverland struggle to rebuild their home after its near destruction, and with resources running low, tensions are running high. But the answer to everyone's problems might just lie in some lost treasure.

Neverland 2.0: On the Hook

Frederick Vonnegan hates his life. Nicknamed "Frog" by his classmates, he's scrawny, unattractive, and a constant target for bullying and pranks at his high school. But when he's paired to work on a project with his long-time crush and homecoming princess Kayla Morrison, things start to change. As their friendship grows and he navigates through a number of mysterious incidents, Frog will soon learn that there is quite literally more to him than meets the eye.

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