Books with author Holly Hook

Finding my family could mean my end.Cayden and I have grown closer than ever. Now I'm alpha. But Romulus's cult will strike at any time, and his dark spirit hovers over me, ready to take over. One wrong move will kill us all.We need more Wolves to fight the Savages and the cult. But we find not only more Noble Wolves but my family: my mother's side. My Hunter side. Together, they make up what used to be the Noble Order, who used to protect the Royals.And now I get why the Order broke apart and the real reason my parents told no one I existed. I'm forbidden. If the Order learns I'm the daughter of a Royal Wolf and a Hunter, everything's over. For all of us. And that's without them knowing the Savage King could take me over at any time. Great.But we need the Order. It's going to take everything Cayden and I have to survive—and perhaps the help of a newfound cousin.

To save the world, Mars must invade Earth.The Earth is dying, overrun with pollution that the government refuses to stop. 16-year-old Tess is a proud Earther who wants to save the planet, but the government would rather ship everyone to Mars by force. And no one hears back from the Red Planet.When Tess's turn comes to board a one-way ship, she discovers a horrible truth: an alien race wants Earth for themselves. And Mars is a place where colonists struggle to survive. All Tess wants is to get back to Earth, but by running into Matthew, a fellow colonist with some secrets of his own, she gets wrapped up in a dangerous plan to do so: she must join an invasion of her former home. Tess has no choice but to face war. It's her duty. She's an Earther, after all.Or is she?Drafted is the first book of a YA alien invasion, science fiction thriller.

After her narrow escape from the first vampire, Janine is beginning to realize that Turning isn't the greatest thing ever. She's still making dumb mistakes, her relationship with her mom is at risk more than ever, and the cute, awkward boy she rescued, Brendan, is sending her mixed signals. In short, she doesn't feel any better than the useless human she once was.But when an error she makes gets her werewolf cousin captured by the ATC and dragged to the facility that Bathory is planning to attack in a few days, Janine has no choice but to try the dumbest thing yet: the only way inside is to turn herself in. Janine's the only one for the job with her enhanced senses and strength. And it's the only hope of stopping Bathory from building a powerful army and turning the city of Cumberland into a blood farm. Secrets will be revealed. Pain will be unmasked. And the danger will be higher than ever.This is the second book of Janine's Story and the seventh book of the Abnormals Underground series. This is a teen urban fantasy series/dark fantasy series with a touch of horror, drama, and romance.

This is the eighth Abnormals Underground book and the third book in Janine's Story.After narrowly escaping the ATC facility and discovering a shocking truth about her past, Janine's getting terrified of, well, everything. Not only is her mother about to find out she's a vampire, but Bathory is on the march, forcing the military to her side. Soon, she's going to march into the city and end Janine along with almost everyone else. And her new crush, Brendan, is still tricky to figure out. And the only hope of stopping her might be the man she just rescued, Richard Grimes, Head of the Abnormal Treatment Centers and supernatural-hater by default. But is he? It turns out Janine's former enemy is not as simple as he seems, but waking him will force Janine to face her deepest fears of not measuring up. Time is running out. Can Janine face the dark and save the City of Cumberland?The Abnormals Underground series is a young adult urban fantasy series suitable for ages 13 and up. While Books 6-8, Janine's Story, can be read alone, they would be best enjoyed after reading Books 1-5 of the series, beginning with Blood Magic.

Book 1 of the Destroyers Series Sixteen-year-old Janelle never thought the gray spiral birthmark on her arm meant anything special. That is, until she meets Gary, a boy her age with a birthmark exactly like hers. Gary's attractive, brooding, and perfectly normal...except for the fact that he materialized out of a dangerous hurricane right in front of her. Janelle's certain of only one thing. Gary's mark-and hers, too-mean something, but he's reluctant to tell her what. At last she squeezes the truth from Gary about their markings. And the truth is utterly terrifying: Janelle and Gary are more connected to the destructive power of nature than she ever dreamed possible. And learning the truth about herself is only the start of her nightmare. 2010 Amazon Breatkthrough Novel Awards Semifinalist "Meteorology may seem an odd literary motivation, but this novel puts weather at the center of a solid fantasy-adventure."--Publishers Weekly

What would happen if the world suddenly turned into a giant commercial break? Unfortunately, sixteen-year-old Jade is about to find out...Now, she must face stupid ads coming to life around her every minute of the day. Worse, she's also being stalked by the most terrifying one of all: the creepy, always-smiling Burger Planet mascot!*This is a novella at about 23,000 words long.*

Still reeling from the revelation that her present family is involved in the Flamestone Society, Elaine has made it to a rugged settlement called Wompitt, a town made up of escapees from the Dweller mines. That's good...because she's going to need all the help she can get to rescue her friends from the mines and stop the evil Society from selling any more souls to the depths. Or is it? It seems the people of Wompitt have one thing on their mind: survival, and nothing else. Worse, the leader of Wompitt thinks she might have connections to the Society, and there's only one punishment for that—death. And it gets even worse than that. Someone inside the walls really is working against them all, and Elaine's the top suspect. Can she survive long enough to mount a rescue mission for her friends?

The sun is dangerous. It sun can burn you, give you cancer, and eventually kill you. Laney learned that lesson the hard way when her mother died. But even in Arizona, sunscreen can keep you safe. So can keeping others at a safe distance, because Laney is too terrified to suffer the pain of losing someone so close again. But that all changes when a mysterious pulse of light, brighter than the sun, fills the sky on the day of the big Physics field trip. It's followed by a deadly wave of radiation from space. Laney and her friends only survive because they're visiting an underground science facility. When she and the other nine survivors emerge from the underground, Laney finds a world of corpses, red smog, and tight supplies. And worst of all, no ozone layer. But even as Laney learns the cause for the apocalypse that is her new reality, a new danger rises. Another survivor is taking over their group and he's willing to kill to get to the top. Staying alive and finding her father means that Laney must face her deepest fears—fears that may be too powerful to overcome.

Turned into a vampire at the age of two, Alyssa has spent the last 14 years pretending to be human in a society who hates "Abnormals" like her. She's done just fine gossiping with the other girls, wearing pink, and becoming an expert sword fighter in order to vent her killer instincts. But then the Mage Xavier shows up at her school and introduces her to a whole other reality under her feet—Abnormals Underground, an entire society of supernatural beings hiding under the city of Cumberland. Alyssa can ignore his pleas for her to join them as a warrior—for about two hours. When her father goes missing, Alyssa will have no choice but to become a part of the world she's fought to avoid her entire life if she's to get him back from the mayor of Cumberland. That wouldn't be so hard, except that it turns out he's a demon bent on world domination. But joining Abnormals Underground means more than just facing her true nature. Alyssa will have no choice but to draw close to Xavier and share his magic if she's to have any hope of rescuing her father. Both she and Xavier hold secrets, and Alyssa has only begun to discover that she's far more Abnormal than she thought...

The war between Earth and Mars has begun...After learning that an alien race—the Grounders—now control Earth and wants to take the planet for itself by shipping all humans to Mars, Tess and her new friend, Matt, are in trouble. They're the first wave of an invasion from the Mars colonies, and they might be the only hope of taking Earth back from the Grounders. Worse, Tess's parents have been kidnapped by the aliens, and not all humans are bent on helping them take down the Grounders. It's up to them to march to the Grounder HQ in a machine that looks eerily like a tripod.But Tess knows who she is: a strong Earther, with a mission to save the Earth. She must fight the alien invasion in any way she can. Matt has brought her a purpose, and she's going to roll with it—even if the Grounders are armed with deadly weapons and outnumber them a hundred to one. But the biggest danger to Tess may not be the Grounders themselves, but a new revelation that will unravel everything she thought she knew. There is no telling what Tess will do next...or what she will become.

Tess and Matt have reached the final part of their journey. All that remains is taking down the Great Council and stopping the Grounders once and for all. But after a horrible revelation that's shattered everything, Tess isn't sure if it's even moral to continue on the mission - and she isn't sure who she even is anymore.But when the full horror of the Grounders' plan for humanity is revealed to Tess and Matt, they will have no choice but to continue the war and risk their lives to bring down the Great Council. Also, Tess learns that her mother was hiding a secret about the Grounders, a secret that could decide the fate of Earth.

Jaden's nothing but a traitor and he knows it. He's sold out his settlement to the Flamestone Society in the hope of getting his mother back from them. Instead, he's now cursed to dwell underground and avoid the toxic rays of the sun, which will kill him. There's no hope of redemption. The best he can hope to do is find his mother so she can go back to Earth. But in his search for her, he discovers an entire culture of people like him—the Disgraced—far underground. They're in danger from both starvation and a sadistic leader who's rising through their ranks. And worse—the guy he sold out is with them, doomed to remain underground until he can find a cure. Tense. Only a cure will free the Disgraced from their condition and a life in the depths, but finding it may prove too dangerous. But Jaden's not going to live the life of a coward anymore. He's going to help free the Disgraced and redeem himself even if it means his death.