Books with author Dylan Steel

Everyone has secrets.Sage Indarra is safe. For now.But she’s not free.She’s trapped with a stranger — the most powerful benefactor in Eprah. Trapped in a world of politics, backstabbing, and betrayal.And he’s made it clear that he has no intention of letting her go.Most people are too busy surviving to notice that the political climate is shifting.But Sage just landed in the middle of a power struggle between some of the most dangerous men in Eprah.In order to gain her freedom, she’ll have to risk more than just her life.This is the twelfth book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

No more hiding.She never planned for this.Sage Indarra didn’t want to challenge the most dangerous man in Eprah, but he left her with no choice when he took everything from her.That was his biggest mistake.With nothing left to lose, Sage is ready to fight to ensure her freedom.Trying to overthrow a power-hungry despot may be suicide, but she’s run out of options.Whether she lives or dies, Sage is done playing by Eprah’s rules.This is the fourteenth and final book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale and Divergent will love being transported to a terrifying new world.Note: The 2019 edition has been revised and lengthened.

5000 years after abandoning a dying Earth, mankind is still desperate for a new home.Life on Proximacent is harsh. The surface isn’t survivable, so everyone is forced to live underground. And with each new generation, life expectancies are dropping.Proximacent may be mankind’s second Earth, but it’s not home. It can’t be.Humanity’s best hope for a future rests on the shoulders of a select few with mutated genes—genes that enable them to survive extended space travel.Like Jade.400 years have passed aboard the Seeker VI, and Jade is no closer to discovering a third Earth. If she can’t find a habitable planet, the human race faces extinction.But to find a new home, she’ll have to navigate unexplored space and confront unknown dangers on her own — and the worst threat might be in her own head.ALONE is the first story in the Third Earth series.A short story, approx. 7700 words.

For Sage, fitting in with her new classmates is a matter of life or death. Literally.Dragged out of hiding after her parents are killed, Sage is forced to enroll in the Institution. There, she’ll learn to be a model citizen of Eprah.But model citizens are murderers.And when everyone is granted autonomy to be judge, jury, and executioner, it’s far too easy to wind up dead.To stay alive, Sage will have to convince everyone of her unwavering loyalty to Eprah — which means turning her back on everything she’s ever believed.If you enjoyed The Hunger Games and Divergent, you will love this gripping new dystopian world.Start reading the completed series today.

What would you sacrifice to keep a secret?Sage Indarra’s third year at the Institution is off to a rough start.She’s still horrified by what she had to do to protect herself at the end of last year, and she’s pretty sure one of her instructors hates her. Her former mentors are giving her the cold shoulder, leaving her unexpectedly isolated, and she’s not sure whether or not she can trust her newest friend.Despite these challenges, she’s determined to uncover the secrets Eprah doesn’t want her to know.But when Sage finds some unusual artifacts at the Archives, she makes a costly mistake, discovering that the person she can trust least is herself.

Ensuring loyalty is easy when there's no one left to rebel.More and more citizens are disappearing from Eprah as Sage Indarra heads into her fifth year at the Institution. Vicious rumors are flying, putting a target on every member of the Lawless.As her involvement with the Lawless faction deepens, she’s determined to do whatever it takes to help her allies—no matter what.And as long as people are vanishing without a trace, suspicions will continue to abound. It’s more important than ever to keep her true loyalty a secret.In the midst of the chaos, Sage clings to hope. Hope that she can rescue her friends. Hope that she can make a difference. Hope that the cost won’t be too high.But her actions will require a much greater sacrifice than she could ever have imagined.This is the fourth book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

Unlike her classmates, Sage Indarra doesn’t want to be a model student at the Institution. But it’s the only way to survive.Despite her best efforts, her guise of normalcy is threatened when she gets into a fight at the beginning of the year, bringing down the wrath of the Institution and consequences that could haunt her for the rest of her life—however short that might be.But they never would have punished her if they’d known where it would lead.In the depths of the Archives, Sage makes a discovery that could threaten the very fabric of Eprah’s society. If anyone finds out what she knows, she’ll have to make an impossible choice to prove her loyalty.

Forced to halt her investigation into Eprah’s dark past, Sage Indarra begins her fourth year at the Institution with an impossible decision looming over her. One that could seal her fate in just a few short years.Just when she thinks she’s chosen sides, she discovers something sinister happening within the walls of the city, something disturbing with the Lawless at its core—the same people Sage sought to align herself with.If Sage can’t figure out who to trust, she could make things a lot worse—not to mention needlessly sacrifice her own future.Will she join the Lawless or put her faith in Eprah?

She never thought she’d miss the Institution.Sage Indarra was looking forward to Level Twelve. She was going to make a difference for the Lawless cause.But her captors have something else in mind.She’s been taken, and now she’s got more questions than answers.There’s one thing she does know: If she can escape, she might finally be free. Really free. From Eprah—from everyone who wants to control her.But if she’s caught trying to escape, she might never get another chance at freedom.This is the sixth book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

Their honor is her curse.Level Fourteen is finally going to be easy for Sage Indarra. All she has to do is keep her head down, work hard, and stay off the administration’s radar. Everything was going perfectly until the Kunbriat showed up — a secret society that doesn’t care whether or not Sage actually wants to join their ranks.Now, she’s being forced to risk her life at every turn, and if the headmaster finds out what she’s up to, he’ll be the least of her worries.The Kunbriat doesn’t accept failure — and they don’t let outsiders live.How far will Sage go to save herself?This is the eighth book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

Everyone has secrets.Sage Indarra is safe. For now.But she’s not free.She’s trapped with a stranger — the most powerful benefactor in Eprah. Trapped in a world of politics, backstabbing, and betrayal.And he’s made it clear that he has no intention of letting her go.Most people are too busy surviving to notice that the political climate is shifting.But Sage just landed in the middle of a power struggle between some of the most dangerous men in Eprah.In order to gain her freedom, she’ll have to risk more than just her life.This is the twelfth book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

Surviving isn’t the same thing as living.Being an adult citizen is even worse than Sage Indarra expected.She survived graduation. Now she has to survive Eprah.Picking up the pieces of her shattered dreams, Sage begins to make a new life for herself under the System of Worth.But trying to survive while resisting Eprah’s decisions for her life isn’t easy. She doesn’t get to choose what she does or who she’s with, but they can’t control where her loyalty lies or who she loves.Or can they?If she wants to truly live, she has to decide which sacrifices are worth making.Because it just might be the last thing she ever does.This is the eleventh book in the gripping dark dystopian Sacrisvita series.Perfect for fans of George Orwell’s 1984, Aldous Huxley’s A Brave New World, or Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.