Rhiannon Lassiter emerged as a compelling voice in literature, known for her insightful explorations of complex themes and her distinctive narrative style. Her works delve into the intricacies of human experience, captivating readers with their emotional depth and intellectual rigor. Lassiter possesses a keen ability to craft stories that resonate long after the final page, prompting reflection and engaging the imagination. Her distinctive approach to storytelling ensures a unique and memorable reading journey.
The plot revolves around a covert government agency, the CPS, tasked with eliminating the Hex, a group of young human mutants possessing extraordinary intelligence akin to supercomputers. These seemingly ordinary teenagers pose a significant threat, prompting the agency to ensure they do not reach adulthood. The story delves into themes of power, control, and the moral implications of targeting individuals for their potential.
Tomorrow has come. And now, in 24th-century London, the CPS, a secret government agency, is on a mission to seek and destroy the Hex-human mutants with supercomputer minds. Raven is next on their list. Soon she will be in their hands.... Raven and her brother Wraith have rescued their sister Revenge. Now the CPS and the tyrannical, repressive European Federation have declared all-out war. But as Raven battles her captors, who will lead the Hex? It is up to Wraith to forge a union between the Hex and the rebel group Anglecynn. But can newcomer Ali lead the fragile alliance into a battle beyond her wildest dreams and rescue Raven before it is too late?
In an abandoned house in the Lake District, a cupboard opens to a dusty playroom filled with children's books where names have been crossed out. Three children once played a game that remains unfinished, and now a new family arrives, unaware they are pawns in a dangerous game. A tale of terror and suspense awaits.