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A dystopian world where love is treated as a curable disease and compassion and affection are forbidden weaknesses.

Set during World War III, a 14-year-old gamer enrolls in an elite military training academy. Before long he discovers that the military intends to turn him into a superhuman fighter by installing a computer in his brain.

Set in the near future, a select few, called Epics, develop super powers. A nine year-old sees his father wound the allegedly invincible Steelheart, the high Epic who seizes control of their city. After the weakened Steelheart kills the boy’s father, the kid ten year later joins a secret resistance movement who assassinate Super Villains. Using his knowledge of Steelheart’s weakness, he helps take down the leaders.

One family holds the key to liberating the world from superhuman dictator Wilhelm Ryan's tyrannical reign.

Plot details on Raindrop are being kept under wraps. The story is said to involve a teenage protagonist.

Darrow is a Red, a member of the lowest caste in the color-coded society of the future. Like his fellow Reds, he works all day, believing that he and his people are making the surface of Mars livable for future generations. But he discovers that humanity reached the surface generations ago. Vast cities and sprawling parks spread across the planet. Darrow—and Reds like him—are nothing more than slaves to a decadent ruling class. Inspired by a longing for justice, and driven by the memory of lost love, Darrow sacrifices everything to infiltrate the legendary Institute, a proving ground for the dominant Gold caste, where the next generation of humanity's overlords struggle for power.

In “The Outliers,” Wylie has always had great instincts, but she dismissed them as nothing more, until her best friend went missing. She finds Cassie in a remote spot in the woods with a group called the Outliers, who claim to be able to harness “intuition” and turn it into a powerful psychological weapon called EQ Transference. Bewitched by the utopia they seem to have created, and thrilled to be surrounded by people like her, Wylie joins the Outliers. But within days, she finds herself running for her life. Wylie doesn't know it, but she has the potential to become the most powerful Reader of all. There are many who would go to great lengths to destroy her, and she can't trust anyone – least of all, the Outliers.

A mysterious being called Adonalsium existed on a world known as Yolen. Adonalsium was killed by a group of sixteen conspirators, causing its power to shatter into sixteen different Shards, each of which bears immense power.

Set in the near future, a young technologist becomes the first person to invent controllable nanotechnology software for the brain. He then becomes an unwilling pawn in an international battle to control the new technology, chased by mercenaries and government agents looking to make enhancements of their own.

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, a group of soldiers on a tour of duty search for a fabled city of gold in Mexico as they fight an alien race known as Orcs.

An assassin wakes up inside a spacesuit tumbling helplessly through space, with a computer designed to keep him company until his air runs out. He must try to solve the mystery of his death, which began when he broke into an orbiting space station to carry out a hit.

Dr. Kate Warner, a brilliant geneticist, and David Vale, an international counter-terrorism agent, team to thwart a global pandemic and solve the greatest mystery of all time: the truth behind the origins of humanity.

A boy's parents have been kidnapped not only to another part of the world but another time completely. Fourteen-year-old Jake Djones must travel backwards and forwards in time from present-day London to 19th Century France and 16th Century Venice trying to find his mom and dad.

Set in outer space, Odysseus makes a long journey home after he declines to become a god.

Plot details are unknown other than being described as a horror franchise with sci-fi elements.

An event causes the world to spontaneously develop "time zones," fractures in space-time which replace various segments of the world with identical geography from the past and future; so it could be 1750 in France, 300 B.C. in China and 2065 in New York.