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"So, Elites, it's your move, or the next will be checkmate." He's earned his Name. He's taken the Title. But he also betrayed the Unnamed. His new home may be safe, but can he find safety in the midst of a battle? In the beginning of a revolution? At the brink of war? He is now number one, but how much longer can Daniel cheat death? Don't stop running. Never stop running. Especially from the Elite.

Be betwixt to bequeath ‘twas a trick, not a treat the hands will not stop nor shall they sway no mere halfie shall stand in their way Cassandra: her home is an asylum where all her sanity dies. she hears and sees things that don’t belong inside she taps away, fearful the world will stop-- for if the world quits, saving is something she just cannot. Cass: in the midst of running away from the place she grew up in. No one understands what it’s like to be alone, and even if they wanted to listen, she couldn’t tell them For the world stills as she does. One move could send it all ...

“Fate has a way of changing yer plans, mate.” I never asked fate to change me into a Bleeder. Zombiism is all I knew, but now I’ll be hunted until they can find a way to kill me. If I hadn’t had gone down to that hum-fight, if I didn’t jump in the ring to satisfy my need for unprocessed human flesh, I'd still be accepted in society. I wouldn’t have to hide from the werewolves who can smell life on me, from the vampires who, with one drop of blood, know everything about me. Now here I am, with a gaggle of humans and human-sympathizers, trying to hide my new identity, all while ...

Peter's the safest bet. He'll protect you at any cost. After all, your heart cries out to him the most, doesn't it? If you had to choose someone, it would one-hundred percent be Peter. One problem. You have to be alive to find your happy ending, and Karika is making it near impossible to get out of these tunnels alive. Happily ever after, a saying used in fairy tales, a promise that was made to Karika and not you... but could you find it for yourself? | ALTERNATE ENDING 1 OF THE REPLAY SERIES - PETER

Eenralla lived in a Dome, That Dome was controlled by the Government. The Government had a secret. That secret is out now, thanks to Eenralla. But now it doesn't matter... Her brain isn't even hers. Will she ever get it back? Sier knows about the wipe, but she doesn't care. Just as long as she's alive and breathing. But now, she sees the lies behind the truths, and she understands what's happening. She understands, even though her brain activity is supposed to be shut off. Could this be the work of Eenralla Land? It's time to wake up.

"I am Unnamed. My title is dead." In the World, the Planet, and the Base, it's either be number one or die. The alternative to dying, however, is to become an Unnamed. Turning eighteen means that you will compete for your name. Come out on top, you get a name and continue to the next two stages. Don't win, become one of the Unnamed. And no one knows what happens to the Unnamed. Running is easy for the Runner. He's been doing it since he was five. Easy, until things start happening, abnormal things. People aren't finishing their races. Others are acting strange. Easy, until the Runner has to...

One girl lives in an asylum. The other, an orphanage. They are identical, yet have never met. One boy made of metal, the other of myth, the girls have their hands full, even without Jayha's threat. And what is to happen, the moment they meet? Opposing powers colliding, one making time stop-- the other making it complete. Be betwixt to bequeath; 'twas a trick, not a treat. The hands will not stop nor shall they sway-- no mere halfie shall stand in their way. Wanted for a crime they don't recall committing, the two girls fight for their lives through space and time, trying to figure out who ...

The sea is like ink, rippling in the light of the crescent moon overhead. A figure emerges from the depths, slowly walking onto the shore, its gaze locked onto the forest ahead. Oil-black scales cover its warped humanoid body like a wet suit. Five floating islands rest high over the sea. As the water falls away, the scales peel from the humanoid's body and collect onto its back, creating something like scaled dragonfly wings. They drape against its backside, the clothing made of hide fraying into beaded strings at the hem. The figure's tan skin is swollen and purple, its limbs and features ...

Aspen is a sick girl--always has been. So when it's decided she'll be this month's sacrifice to the sky monsters, she isn't surprised. She believes that if she survives until daylight, she can return home. What kind of creature would want something that's only bones, anyway?

Eenralla Land lives in a Dome. That Dome is run by the Government. The Government has a secret. A secret Eenralla gets herself entangled in. It all started when she touched the wall... Eenie's life has been anything but normal, and only gets stranger when she slams her hand against the Dome wall to catch her balance. The rule is broken and her third Strike is coming - until she begins to see flashes of something that isn't supposed to be there. The Government has a secret, but is Eenie ready to uncover it?

Sometimes betting your life is worth it. And for her, it will always be worth it.

Cressa-la, now separated from her missing body, can feel the darkness penetrating deeper into her subconscious as exhaustion weights her down. If she falls asleep, she'll succumb to death, but if she continues to fight against evil, fatigue will crush her into powder. Just like the moon, Cressa-la has a dark side too--a side she's going to have to face if she wants to protect everyone she loves. Is she strong enough to take on the fight behind the veil with her own two hands, or will her light forever disappear from the face of the earth? Book 6 in The One-Hundred Series by K. Weikel.

Eenralla lives in a Dome. That Dome is run by the Government. The Government has a secret. A secret they want Eenralla to forget. It all started when she touched the wall... Eenralla seems to be lost forever. The Rebellion seems to have crumbled at the feet of the Domes’ power. Murkas has won. Or so he would like to think. Justin isn’t controlled by the Domes—he was born and raised outside of them. He escapes, with help from Brynlea, his mind on one thing: WAKE. UP. EENIE.

Nightmares. Moments of terror ripping you from your imagination and back into reality. But what if it wasn't just a dream? What if these nightmares were real? Julie's daughter, Rose, has been suffering from chronic nightmares for a few months now. When a gruesome fairy is manifested from these terrifying dreams, Julie is thrown into another dimension and she has to find a way out before sunrise--or she'll turn to dust. With nothing but her calm decisiveness and a stray half-ghost dude, can Julie make it out and save her daughter from the monsters coming to life, or will morning come too ...

“It’s hard to forgive yourself when twenty-twenty hindsight is like your disease.” This isn’t the same world it used to be. Now that humans have once again casted out the second-worlders, unrest grows like a cancer. A cancer I helped create. I wasn't pleased to see Mikey again, but there's something different about her this time. She's calmer, tamer... and I would never admit it, but I've grown used to her being at my side. But with the weight of the future on our shoulders and even bigger targets on our backs, we'll need more than each other for protection. Now there’s fire in my...

"I am Unnamed. My title is dead." In the World, the Planet, and the Base, it's either be number one, an Elite, or die. Turning eighteen means that you will compete against other eighteen year olds in your category to earn your name. If you don't earn a name, you become an Unnamed, and no one knows what happens to them. For the Runner, life is easy. He doesn't have to try hard to succeed. He's a natural when it comes to running. And then, the year before his competition, there are difficulties. Certain people aren't following rules, and those people have a plan. And the Runner is about to ...

A single memory has resurfaced. Who you thought was a complete stranger turned out to be your closest friend in high school. This changes everything, and yet nothing at all. It seems the further you delve into who these people really are, the closer the danger gets. Karika went off the deep end and once again, you're struggling to piece the puzzle together. Everything gets worse before it can get better... and it seems like everything is beginning to crumble. | BOOK 4 OF THE REPLAY SERIES

The unknown is an abyss with locked doors that hide answers… and you’re about to find the keys.Once more, you find yourself in the beginning, struggling to recall what happened before. The warnings from the members of Karika's little group are beginning to ring true the more time you spend with them. Danger seems to hide around every corner and death looms over all of you. Karika evaded it twenty-two times... but how much longer can you escape its grasp?| BOOK 5 OF THE REPLAY SERIES

Esme has one mission: protect Malcom at all costs. But it's hard to protect someone that hates your guts. Malcom's run away a lot over the years, but with a death sentence over her head, she's more determined than ever to get him home--because she knows exactly where he's going: the enemy's planet. Book 5 of the Underdogs Series.

You were his scapegoat. Is choosing him a good idea? Probably not. He won't give you up and you aren't ready to get rid of him either. Can you find a way to forgive and love the monster this man has become? With Karika falling off the deep end, the five of you need to find a way out of the tunnels and fast--before you're gunned down by her men. | ALTERNATE ENDING 2 OF THE REPLAY SERIES - YOU KNOW