The Lost Code: Book One of the Atlanteans
&#8220;The high-stakes narrative moves forward with momentum, and a romance between Owen and Lilly is gracefully unveiled.&#8221; (Publishers Weekly)&#8220;The Lost Code will satisfy teens&#8217; thirst for post-apocalyptic dystopian novels with just the right amount of suspense, adventure, science fiction, fantasy, and romance, but without the brutal violence found in other stories. Readers will eagerly devour Owen&#8217;s tale and look forward to its continuation.&#8221; (Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA))&#8220;The ending of the book leaves plenty of room for the sequel, and readers will likely be intrigued enough to continue.&#8221; (School Library Journal)&#8220;A smart dystopian adventure packed with mind-blowing fantasy and characters you&#8217;ll love.&#8221; (Michael Grant, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Gone series)&#8220;The Lost Code will stop your heart with scenes of passion and power, as it draws you in to a group of kids who are the only hope in a dying world of artifice and desperation. What happens to them is like nothing you&#8217;ve ever read.&#8221; (Peter Lerangis, NYT Bestselling author of two books in the 39 Clues series, and co-author of Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am)&#8220;The broad strokes of conflict and characterization make this a movie-ready action flick at heart...an accessible entree to the dystopia trend.&#8221; (Bulletin of the Center for Children&#8217;s Books)