Humans saved bees from extinction…and created the deadliest threat we’ve seen yet????? “Lines up effortlessly with The Hunger Games and Divergent.”The loss of bees was heralded as the sixth wave of extinction. Economies crashed. Ecosystems collapsed. Wars were waged as countless starved. Luckily, humans were able to alter bees’ genetic code to deal with the hazards of pesticides and disease.Inadvertently making their venom fatal to humans.River grew up in the Green Zone, a haven for those who are Immune. Bees are free to fly, pollinating their prolific crops. Echo was raised in the Dead Zone where bees are exterminated so vulnerable humans like her can live. Stealing from the heavily guarded Green Zone is a necessary part of survival.River and Echo are both in their seventeenth year. They’re both about to have their immunity tested. And they’re both about to have their futures forever altered.Ultimately, they’re about to become part of the final fight for human survival. Are bees really the enemy they need to defeat? Or is mankind a far greater threat…Lovers of the Hunger Games and Maze Runner, prepare to be blown away. The authors of the best-selling series, The Thaw Chronicles, have crafted another unique dystopian adventure full of romance, twists, and page-turning excitement.Scroll up and grab your copy now!What readers are saying about The Sovereign Code…????? "I read this in one sitting because I just couldn't stop.”????? "I was completely hooked from the beginning and loved the characters.”????? "This is a fast-paced story that provides action non-stop. A real page-turner that leaves a lasting impression.”????? "Brilliant! This is an excellent dystopian story! Really well written, good storyline and adventure.”????? "I loved this book and so will you. A message worth hearing and sharing.”

Gold Medal Winner of the 2025 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards! ________________________________Ancient guardians. Hidden threats. Epic adventure.What are your plans for summer?Jay Blotter's summer was supposed to be simple: soccer with friends, biking around the city, maybe a part-time job. Then the shadows came.It starts with an enigmatic faceless creature only Jay can see, and a creeping sense that Tramonton is hiding something ominous. Then a black mink shows up like it owns the place. The city's historic Obelisk stands shattered, and the eerie dangers it once held at bay are returning.Jay is one of the few who can see what's happening. But what good is being a Seer if no one believes you?Now he must find answers and allies. Will he rise to protect his home, or will the shadows consume both him and Tramonton?He can't do it alone.

Ronnie is anxious about spending the summer with family she barely remembers. Her expectations are low. She'll babysit her cousin, do odd jobs to earn money for college, and maybe if she's lucky, spend a few hours on the beach. She never thought for a moment she would find herself in an abandoned orphanage, hunting ghosts or tangled up in murder.

The glorious Crown Tournament draws hundreds of arcanists from around the world to battle in magical martial arts competitions…The prize? More riches than anyone can spend in a lifetime—and a ceremonial crown to mark the winner for an entire decade until the next tournament begins. And while most obviously want the wealth, a certain pair of arcanists want the crown instead.Master Elias is bonded to a syrocko drake, a deadly creature capable of controlling the desert winds. He recruits young Amir Rosewood, a kirin arcanist capable of powerful magic, to help him win the tournament—and the prize crown.Why seek out the crown? It holds a secret, one that can turn whoever holds it into a powerful god-like arcanist. Unfortunately, Elias and Amir aren’t the only ones who know, and their underhanded opponents will stop at nothing to acquire the crown for themselves.

Meri Murphy is not a mermaid’s daughter. At least, she doesn’t think she is.What she does know is that her father is the town drunk who tells anyone who will listen that his wife hadn’t left him fourteen years ago. No, she was a mermaid, and returned to the sea to save her people and all of Ireland from an evil tyrant.Meri wishes he would stop telling that story.Everything changes during a school trip to the Cliffs of Moher. First, Meri learns that mermaids were once called merrows, and their children are the merrowkin. While at the Cliffs she glimpses a golden tower on the waves, and learns about a city that lies at the bottom of the bay between Ireland above and the land of gods below, a barrier between the two worlds that rises once every seven years. Suddenly, her father’s stories aren’t the strangest things she’s heard.Accompanied by her friend, Aodhan, Meri embarks on a quest to discover what really happened to her mother, and hopefully bring her home.