Books with author Denise Kay

The first three middle grade dystopian novels in the Adaline series: Adaline, Biocide and Curie.Would you clone yourself, if you could?Genetic clone 1124562 craves adventure, mystery and excitement. Things the artificial intelligence in charge has made impossible.62's not sure how it happened. One minute he was just like everyone else. The next, he was befriending rebels, questioning what he was created for, and why.He still looks like he should on the outside. Maybe if he tries hard enough, he can ignore his wild imagination and start behaving like the others again, too.But his craving to be an individual won't go away.And if anyone finds out he's defective, he'll be destroyed.Buy the three book bundle and lose yourself in a high-tech series kids and adults can't put down!(Books 4 and 5 to be released in January, 2020)

The A.I. has called for help.The people have responded.Now 62 and his friends are faced with a reality that can’t be undone.War is coming.Equals is the powerful conclusion to the Adaline series, a five-book adventure that brings Utopia crashing down into a post-apocalyptic wasteland.Claim your copy of Equals today. Adaline reading order:AdalineBiocideCurieDivisionEquals

Violet always starts her adventures by catching a ride on a shooting star!To what area of the world will it bring her?She hangs on tight until her destination, where she is welcomed by a special local animal who is on a mission.In the Swiss St. Bernard Adventure (Book 1) Violet meets Bernie and helps him rescue a skier."Violet's Voyages entertain, educate and keep children wanting more. I highly recommend these adventures around the world to my students and their parents."< ~ Margaret Henry, North Shore Montessori School DirectorViolet's Voyages is a series of books about a young girl who travels to different countries around the world by catching a ride on a shooting star. Once there she meets a special local animal who is on some sort of mission. Violet helps with the quest.

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Violet always starts her adventures by catching a ride on a shooting star!To what area of the world will it bring her?She hangs on tight until her destination, where she is welcomed by a special local animal who is on a mission.In the Swiss St. Bernard Adventure (Book 1) Violet meets Bernie and helps him rescue a skier."Violet's Voyages entertain, educate and keep children wanting more. I highly recommend these adventures around the world to my students and their parents."< ~ Margaret Henry, North Shore Montessori School DirectorViolet's Voyages is a series of books about a young girl who travels to different countries around the world by catching a ride on a shooting star. Once there she meets a special local animal who is on some sort of mission. Violet helps with the quest.

When in doubt, make everything radioactive.Curie is the third book in the well-received Adaline series that mixes dystopian futurism with survival in a radioactive wasteland.Survivors have to work together when the ground under their feet is poison.62 made it beyond the walls of Adaline only to discover a land full of renegades and outlaws. Immediately given the decision to join the rebels, or die, 62 chooses life in the radioactive desert.When Joan meets 62, she dislikes him from the start. She sets out on a campaign to cast him into exhile. Little does she know that 62 and his friends have secretly smuggled a dangerous piece of technology into town, and if they can get it to work, it will change the course of thier lives forever.Add to your cart now to find out once and for all: What happened to all the girls?The latest edition of Curie has been redressed in a bold, new cover. Readers who have read previous editions can skip this book and move on to the rest of the series.

A long-forgotten technology is hidden on Rattlesnake Mountain.Division is the fourth book in the Pacific Northwest series that blends a post-apocalyptic future with the gripping tale of how one clone changed the lives of his people.Forced into exile by the matriarchs of Hanford, 62 arrives at what should be an abandoned jailhouse.The travelers are surprised to find a frail, sickly stranger has already claimed their remote outpost as her own. Unsure if they can trust their new housemate, 62 and his friends decide to keep N302's existence a secret a little while longer.A strange building filled with vintage equipment may force the above-grounders to revive their relationship with technology. Whether they want to, or not.While the Boys intend to reassemble the illegal computer they've lugged across the desert, they're shocked when they discover an abandoned communications tower hidden high on the mountain. When they repair the archaic radio, they open up the world to the convenience, and danger, of instant communication.Order Division today to discover the secret message riding the radio waves.The latest edition of Division has been redressed in a bold, new cover. Readers who have read previous editions can skip this book and move on to the rest of the series.

The lab is manufacturing millions of flawless children. But what do they do with the "defects"?Can you imagine what would happen if The Hunger Games was infiltrated by a legion of A.I.? Or if I, Robot had a child hero like Harry Potter?The combination of a judgmental, high-tech society, and one child determined to survive it, results in an addictive story you can't put down. Boy 1124562 lives in a dystopian world where perfection isn't just expected, it's part of the DNA. But when he discovers that he has a defect, he suddenly has to find the answer to a question no one else seems to ponder.Where do all the bad kids go?If you like rogue leaders, accidental heroes, and chilling stories with a futuristic flare, you're going to love Adaline. It's the first in a dystopian / postapocalyptic series that will keep you turning the page, wondering what's going to happen next.In Adaline the only choice, is no choice at all.Not only is Adaline a clean dystopian novel suitable for young sci-fi readers, but it also carries a chilling undertone that keeps adults begging for more.Kawaii's regimented universe has the social suppression of Huxley's Brave New World, with information restriction reminiscent of The Giver.The latest edition of Adaline has been redressed in a bold, new cover. Readers who have read previous editions can skip this book and move on to the rest of the series.

62 isn't the only clone with a secret.Biocide is the addictive second book of the Adaline series, a deep-thinking dystopian about brothers. If you root for child heroes, love high-tech villains, and crave burning stories that stick with you long after the last page turns, then you'll love this dangerous tale.What if one mistake cost your closest friend his life?Blue is a clone with a visible defect: stunning blue eyes. He hides in ventilation shafts and maintenance tunnels to avoid being detected by the Head Machine. When he meets 62, Blue reveals himself, uncovering a conspiracy that will rock 62's world.62 has been contacted by a mysterious worker from Defense who is sure he's been mixing company with thieves. When he's offered the chance to join the elite Defense team, in exchange for turning in his imperfect friends, the choice appears obvious.But not everything is as it seems.Order book two of the Adaline series now.The latest edition of Biocide has been redressed in a bold, new cover. Readers who have read previous editions can skip this book and move on to the rest of the series.

Boy 1124562 was designed to be perfect… but what if perfection is impossible?After he discovers he has a flaw, clone number 1124562 has a terrifying realization: he’s in danger of being removed from the Adaline program that created him.Doing his best to blend in with the other clones, 62 has to hide who he really is. When a rebellious teacher offers to help him explore the human spirit printed in his genetic code, 62 gets caught in the crosshairs of a mad scientist with something to prove…Educators looking for a modern spin on Huxley’s Brave New World, or an alternate to Lowry’s The Giver, love Adaline.The Adaline series is perfect for readers 10 to 100 who love A.I., child heroes, and alternate histories.

62 made it beyond the walls of Adaline.Surrounded by outlaw clones and renegade women, 1124562 is taken to a remote desert town. With wide open skies and unending landscapes, Hanford seems like a perfect place to call home. Except for one little thing…Everything is radioactive.62 runs afoul of Joan, a guard with discriminating motives. Joan begins a plot to eject him from town. What Joan doesn’t know is 62 and his friends have smuggled a dangerous piece of technology above ground.If they can get the salvaged Nurse to work, it will change the course of their lives forever…Book 3 in the much-loved series that mixes dystopian futurism with postapocalyptic survival.