Primeros reseñadoresNicola Peake

In the midst of martial law, a new government announces a Happy State; a state that promises to focus on the wellbeing of its populace.

Raffela Crowe discovers that her father is suffering from dementia, and will stop at nothing to protect him.

When she learns of a deeper truth surrounding the Happy State, that the government seeks to eradicate mental illness in order to create a pure and perfect race, the urgency to protect her father becomes paramount.

Resistance group Freedom has an agenda of its own.

Lost... in a world she doesn’t recognize. Trapped... without a clue who she is. Aria woke up in a forest that defies imagination, unsure of who she was or how she got there. Guided by a runaway stranger, she delves into the mystical plane where fairies are real and magic exists. But in this enchanting land of beauty, darkness slithers all around… When the shadows invade her life, Aria’s only hope of making it out alive is to channel a strength within her she never knew existed. Finding herself thrust into the middle of a siege that could destroy the realm, Aria is faced with the choice to retreat back to the life she once knew or stand and fight with her newfound friends. Will she sacrifice her human life to join the fae? Or can she find a way to embrace all that she is, and rise as an unlikely heroine with the power to save two worlds from annihilation?

Drake Banks is a 12-year-old boy who is used to moving from one army camp to another. After the death of his father, Drake and his mother have to get used to living a normal life in the town where she grew up. This proves challenging for Drake as he misses the army life. Drake finds an old arcade in his new town. He loves video games! One day, after arriving at the arcade, Drake discovers a new game called Death Trap. He did not know how his life was about to drastically change. After pressing Start, Drake is sucked into the video game. Upon entering this new world, Drake has to face a series of dangerous challenges and survive if he wants to get back home. But he soon realises that he is not alone. There are two other competitors, Scott Vent and Crystal Moon, who are computer programmes. The race is on! However, it isn't long before they realise that they cannot face these challenges alone. Can they put their differences aside and work together?

Cosmo knows he’s crazy, his homicidal squirrel tells him so every day. Not that Bandit has to, he just likes reminding him of the facts of the situation. After living at Wellspring Hospital for the last two years not much has changed for Cosmo. His pills are still rainbow coloured, therapy is still a bore, and above all he isn’t getting better. Bandit’s trying to help too, but the dead body he brought in seems to be causing problems. In an attempt to understand what’s going on behind the secure walls a band of misfits come together in the search for a murderer. However, it’s easier said than done when you don’t know what’s real. Maybe it’s easier? Maybe, just maybe, the only people who can find the truth are those that have to question everything.