the A Lifeform Detected series

1) And Should We Die

"S.D. Nightshade’s And Should We Die: A Lifeform Detected Sci-Fi Mystery is an absolute must-read for fans of high-concept sci-fi with a historical twist.

The book follows an archaeologist who’s spent a lifetime uncovering ancient warnings—warnings that should’ve been taken seriously. But no one believed them. Now, a burning ring of light has appeared in the sky, and the world is coming apart. Scientists and soldiers scramble for answers, but the truth? It’s buried deep in forgotten history, and only one person has the knowledge to decode it.

The tension in this novel is palpable. The sense of mystery, discovery, and sheer cosmic horror is woven so seamlessly into the story that you feel like you’re uncovering the truth alongside the protagonist. The writing is cinematic, the stakes couldn’t be higher, and the pacing is perfect—breathless action balanced with eerie, thought-provoking moments.

If you love books that explore the unknown, the forgotten, and the terrifyingly possible, you’ll be hooked from page one. This is the kind of sci-fi that lingers in your mind long after you turn the last page."

- Ross Parker, Goodreads

"Wow. Just... wow. I don’t even know where to begin with this one [And Should We Die] because it completely blew past my expectations. I went in thinking I’d get a decent space adventure and ended up with something that felt important. This is the kind of story that leaves you staring at the wall afterward, wondering about the universe, about history, about whether we ever really learn from our past.

S.D. Nightshade takes a high-concept idea ancient prophecies tied to a celestial mystery and spins it into a pulse-pounding, emotionally charged thriller. But what really made it shine for me were the little things. The way the ancient ruins were described. The scientific debates. The cracks in society as panic starts to take hold. It all felt real, and that realism made the stakes even more terrifying.

I love science fiction that leans into the unknown, not just for spectacle, but to really ask: what if? What if there was something watching us? What if our ancestors knew? What if we’re too arrogant to listen? This book doesn’t pretend to have all the answers, but it makes you want to go searching for them anyway. Absolutely unforgettable."

- Steve John, Goodreads

"I’ve read my fair share of sci-fi thrillers, but this one [And Should We Die] genuinely surprised me. It’s like the best parts of Contact, Arrival, and The Mummy (yes, really) all rolled into one tense, haunting, and totally gripping story. The premise alone had me hooked an archaeologist with knowledge no one believes, a mysterious force in the sky, and humanity teetering on the edge of destruction but the execution is what blew me away.

The pacing is just relentless. There are no wasted chapters here. Every scene adds tension, drops a new clue, or pushes the characters to their breaking point. I was completely invested in the unraveling mystery and the question of whether they were dealing with something divine, alien, or something far worse.

Also, shoutout to the protagonist, who felt refreshingly real. Not some action-hero stereotype, but a flawed, passionate person doing their best in the worst possible situation. I rooted for them the whole way through. This book delivers on every level story, characters, suspense, and that eerie sense of "this could maybe happen" that lingers long after you’re done."

- Tristen Case, Goodreads

2) The Tomb of Dur Kaetin

"This book [The Tomb of Dur Kaetin] grabs you by the throat and does not let go. S.D. Nightshade drops you into the middle of a storm—figuratively and literally—and dares you to fight your way out. Havensite isn’t a paradise; it’s a battleground, and the main character? A force of nature.

The writing is sharp, the world-building chef’s kiss, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. The story has this raw, almost desperate energy that makes you feel every struggle, every betrayal, every moment of triumph. You’re not just reading about someone’s fight for survival—you feel it in your bones.

It’s rare to find a book that mixes action, atmosphere, and deep emotional stakes so seamlessly, but [The Tomb of Dur Kaetin] pulls it off. You want a story about survival, betrayal, and a home worth bleeding for? This is it. No fluff, no filler—just pure, relentless storytelling."

- Natale Romani, Goodreads

"S.D. Nightshade doesn’t just write a book; she crafts an experience. [The Tomb of Dur Kaetin] is part frontier story, part dystopian nightmare, and 100% gripping. From page one, it’s clear that Havensite isn’t some utopian dream it’s a brutal, storm-ravaged wasteland that only the toughest survive.

The protagonist isn’t your typical reluctant hero. They’re not fighting for glory, revenge, or some higher cause. They fought, they earned their place, and now they have to fight again to keep it. That’s what makes this book so compelling it’s not about some grand mission, but about something much more personal: holding onto what you’ve built when everyone else decides they want a piece of it.

The world-building is intense and immersive, painting a setting that feels both alien and uncomfortably real. The writing is visceral, pulling you into the storms and struggles, making every battle feel like life or death. And then there’s the question that lingers in the back of your mind: How far would you go to protect what’s yours?"

- Valerie Zepeda, Goodreads

"Wow. This book [The Tomb of Dur Kaetin] does not let up. S.D. Nightshade throws you right into the action, and it’s a wild ride from start to finish. Havensite might look pretty from Earth, but trust me, it’s anything but. It’s brutal, it’s deadly, and survival isn’t just about staying alive it’s about holding on to what’s yours.

The main character? Tough as nails. They fought to build something here, and now that everyone suddenly wants a piece, they’re not backing down. I love how personal the fight feels it’s not just about land or power, it’s about everything they’ve worked for. And the worldbuilding? So good. The mystery, the city, the forest it all adds this eerie, unpredictable feeling that keeps you on edge.

If you’re into sci-fi that’s fast, intense, and packed with tension, this is a must-read. Seriously, once you start, you won’t stop."

- Martin Lee, Goodreads

3) Divided We Fall

"You ever read a book that just grabs you and doesn’t let go? That’s this book [Divided We Fall]. S.D. Nightshade has cooked up a killer mix of sci-fi, horror, and survival thriller, and I was hooked from the first page. The whole setup is just too good—desperate scavengers, ancient ruins, a haunted forest, and of course, something way worse waiting for them in the dark.

The main character is exactly the kind of person I love reading about—not a hero, not a villain, just someone trying to get by in a world that’s stacked against them. They know better than to trust rumors, but hey, when you’re struggling, sometimes you take risks. And this risk? Bad idea. The moment they step into that forest, it’s like the universe decides to chew them up and spit them out.

What makes this story so good is how the horror builds. At first, it’s just an eerie atmosphere—abandoned ruins, strange whispers, shadows that move when they shouldn’t. But then the bodies start turning up. Then the real nightmare begins. And let me tell you, once things go off the rails, there is no slowing down.

Nightshade has a way of making you feel the danger, the desperation, the sheer terror of realizing you are way out of your depth. And the forest? It’s practically a character itself—beautiful, silent, and deadly. The twists hit hard, the stakes keep climbing, and by the end, I was holding my breath."

- Maybel Windsor, Goodreads

"Holy hell, this book [Divided We Fall] is a ride! S.D. Nightshade throws you straight into the action with a setting that oozes danger and mystery. Ensa Caison is a brutal, unforgiving place where survival is a full-time job, and when rumors start flying about haunted ruins, you just know things are about to go sideways. The protagonist, a tough but not infallible scavenger, sees the ruins as an opportunity no security, no witnesses, easy pickings. But things are never that simple, are they?

The writing is razor-sharp, the pacing relentless, and the twists hit like a gut punch. Just when you think you know where it’s going nope, think again. Every chapter tightens the noose, with Nightshade expertly ramping up the tension until it’s almost unbearable. The haunted forest isn’t just haunted it’s wrong, and when the truth about what’s lurking there starts to unravel, you won’t be able to look away.

Monsters, madness, and a slow descent into chaos make this an unforgettable read. The horror elements are chef’s kiss not just shock scares, but deep, unsettling terror that creeps up on you. If you love sci-fi thrillers with an edge of horror, this one’s a must. You’ll be up all night reading, and maybe leaving a light on, just in case."

- Stella, Goodreads

"S.D. Nightshade delivers an absolute knockout with this blend of sci-fi, horror, and high-stakes survival [in Divided We Fall]. From the moment the protagonist sets foot on Ensa Caison, you can feel the desperation and danger that come with trying to survive in such an unforgiving world. And when they hear whispers of ancient ruins hidden in a haunted forest? You just know things are about to go very wrong.

What starts as a simple plan get in, grab what you can, and get out quickly spirals into a nightmare beyond imagination. The haunted forest isn’t just haunted; it’s alive, full of secrets, dangers, and something lurking in the shadows that no one is prepared to face. The way Nightshade builds tension is masterful. At first, it’s a creeping unease the silence, the strange shapes in the distance, the sense that something is watching. And then, when the bodies start turning up, the horror takes over.

The pacing is relentless. Just when you think you have a moment to breathe, something happens that makes your stomach drop. The protagonist is not a hero, just someone trying to get by, making the best choices they can in an impossible situation. And the supporting cast? Complex, flawed, and so well-written that you feel every bit of conflict, fear, and betrayal."

- Aylin Wynn, Goodreads

4) The Hunter's Shadow

"This [The Hunter's Shadow] is sci-fi noir at its finest! The setup is perfect an experienced but flawed protagonist dragged into a high-risk case that spirals completely out of control. From the very first paragraph, the writing pulls you in with a tense, punchy style that keeps the pace moving. The action is explosive, the stakes are incredibly high, and the suspense is relentless."

- Megan Barnes, Goodreads

"This book? [The Hunter's Shadow] Absolute adrenaline rush. From the moment our protagonist steps off the flite, the stakes skyrocket, and there’s no turning back. A vacation-turned-nightmare, a relentless enemy, and a mystery that could doom humanity it’s got everything you want in a sci-fi thriller. The action is intense, the pacing is relentless, and the tension never lets up.

What really hooked me was the atmosphere. You can feel the weight of every decision, the danger lurking around every corner. It’s not just about survival—it’s about uncovering the truth before it’s too late. If you love sci-fi thrillers with high-stakes action, gripping suspense, and a lead who refuses to back down even when the odds are impossible, you NEED this in your life. I stayed up way too late reading this, and I don’t regret a second of it."

- Bella Rodriguez, Goodreads

"S.D. Nightshade has crafted a sci-fi noir masterpiece with The Hunter's Shadow]! The setup is perfect an experienced but flawed protagonist dragged into a high-risk case that spirals completely out of control. From the very first paragraph, the writing pulls you in with a tense, punchy style that keeps the pace moving. The action is explosive, the stakes are incredibly high, and the suspense is relentless.

What sets this apart from a standard sci-fi thriller is the depth. It’s not just about fighting the bad guys; it’s about figuring out who the bad guys really are. When the people you trust become the biggest threat, how do you even begin to fight back? The story plays with paranoia, betrayal, and moral dilemmas in a way that makes it feel all too real. And just when you think you have a handle on where things are going bam! Another twist knocks the floor out from under you.

The world-building is fantastic, balancing sleek futuristic tech with the gritty, dangerous underbelly of society. It has all the best elements of cyberpunk and classic detective fiction, with a hero you can’t help but root for—even when you’re not sure they’re going to make it out alive. If you’re into fast-paced, intelligent sci-fi that keeps you thinking long after you’ve turned the last page, this one’s for you. you."

- Raymond Cooley, Goodreads

5) Critical Mass

"This book shook me in the best way possible. Critical Mass doesn’t warm you up or lull you into a sense of security. From page one, S.D. Nightshade throws you headfirst into the wreckage of a downed ship on a world that should be dead. But this planet is very much alive.

What makes this such a standout is the atmosphere: vast, yet suffocating. You feel like the terrain itself is closing in, even as the characters are surrounded by open sky and endless forest. And while there are terrifying creatures and mysterious ruins, the real horror creeps in through the tension among the survivors. The psychological unraveling is just as dangerous as the environment.

Nightshade doesn’t rely on cheap thrills. The suspense is crafted with care layered and smart. You start to question everything: the terrain, the people, even the planet’s history. By the time the survivors stumble into a supposed “civilization,” you’re already bracing for the worst and trust me, it delivers.

If you’re a fan of survival stories that go deeper than just action stories that mess with your head and keep you questioning what’s real you need this on your shelf."

- Charlotte Brown, Goodreads

"Critical Mass is pure chaos and I mean that as the highest compliment. From the opening crash to the final, haunting reveal, S.D. Nightshade delivers a pulse-pounding, paranoia-fueled journey through a planet that is as beautiful as it is deadly.

What starts as a simple survival story quickly spirals into something much more sinister. The terrain is unpredictable, the ruins are ancient and alive with secrets, and the forest almost seems to have a will of its own. Every step the crew takes drags them deeper into a mystery they are wildly unprepared for.

The characters are real, flawed, and gripping. I found myself caring deeply about their fates and genuinely nervous that any of them could be taken at any moment. Nightshade doesn’t play it safe with the plot or the stakes. And when the survivors finally reach what looks like a functioning city, I exhaled only to realize I’d been holding my breath for nothing. The civilization they find is not salvation it’s a trap, and a twisted one at that.

Think Annihilation meets Event Horizon with a dash of The Expanse all while telling a story that feels original and deeply unsettling. If you're into sci-fi that refuses to follow the rules, that keeps you guessing until the final page, Critical Mass is the ride you’ve been looking for."

- Crish Evans, Goodreads

"S.D. Nightshade has done it again—this book [Critical Mass] is an adrenaline rush from start to finish. What starts as a desperate struggle for survival on an unknown planet quickly spirals into something far more sinister.

The survivors think they’re alone. They’re wrong. This planet is very much alive—and it does NOT want them there. The forests are moving, the ruins hold dark secrets, and the deeper they dig, the more dangerous everything becomes. When they finally find civilization, things should get easier—but of course, help comes with strings.

The atmosphere is tense and eerie, the pacing is relentless, and the mystery keeps you hooked until the final page. If you love sci-fi survival stories with horror elements, gripping action, and an ever-present sense of danger, this one is for you."

- Turner McCray, Goodreads

6) Systems Offline

"Some books pull you in. Some books drag you in, kicking and screaming. This one? It [Systems Offline] throws you straight into the fire and dares you to keep up.

From the moment we meet the main character, you know this isn’t just a revenge story. It’s a reckoning. Every step of the journey from the streets to ruins to worlds beyond anything imaginable feels massive, like a mystery that keeps expanding the further you go. The writing style is raw, intense, and dripping with attitude.

And let’s talk about the world-building. This isn’t just some futuristic setting it’s a maze of secrets, ancient power, and danger at every turn. The stakes keep rising, and just when you think you’ve caught your breath, another twist comes out of nowhere.

The best part? The protagonist. They’re not just tough they’re calculated, relentless, and downright terrifying when backed into a corner. Every confrontation, every piece of the puzzle, every step toward the final showdown is pure cinematic perfection."

- Bella Rodriguez, Goodreads

"Systems Offline kicks off like a gut punch and never lets you recover. S.D. Nightshade pulls us deep into a deadly chase across hostile worlds, where the ruins breathe secrets and even “help” comes laced with threats. The narrator a hardened collector with a past full of scars sets the tone immediately. This is no clean-cut space opera; it’s dirty, bloody, and personal. Every step forward comes at a price, and you feel the weight of every decision, every betrayal, and every blade drawn.

What really makes this book stand out is its voice sharp, raw, and unflinchingly honest. You’re not just reading about a mission; you’re inside the storm of a woman unraveling mysteries that hit too close to home. Nightshade expertly blends intense action, layered worldbuilding, and a steady drip of tension that never lets up. If you like your sci-fi with edge, emotion, and no guarantees, Systems Offline delivers in full."

- Zane Abbott, Goodreads

From the very first page [of Systems Offline], you know the narrator is someone you do not mess with. They’re sharp, relentless, and running purely on instinct and fire. The hunt for their missing friend turns into something way bigger—something ancient, something terrifying. I loved the mix of personal stakes and mind-blowing sci-fi world-building.

And the writing? It crackles with energy. Every sentence feels like a thrown knife—precise, sharp, and deadly. The action is brutal, the tension is constant, and the ending? Let’s just say I need the next book.

If you love dark, fast-paced sci-fi with a relentless, no-nonsense protagonist, this is your next read."

- Rachel Harvey, Goodreads

the A Carved in Stone series

1) Deadfall

"The second that tomb is exposed [in Deadfall], you know something horrible is about to happen, and oh boy, does it ever. The shrine is no passive relic it fights back, punishing looters in ways that get darker and more nightmarish as the story unfolds.

What I found most fascinating was the psychological horror. The deeper they dig, the worse the visions become. It’s not just about guns and greed—the tomb wants something, and it will take as much blood as it needs. By the time the sacrifices begin, you’re practically screaming at the characters to run.

Dr. Penthor is such a strong, compelling lead. She’s not a soldier, not a warrior, just a scientist with more courage than common sense. Watching her navigate both human enemies and supernatural horrors made for an absolutely gripping read. Highly recommend for anyone who loves thrillers with ancient evil, unpredictable twists, and a creeping sense of dread."

- Rachel Moss, Goodreads

"This book [Deadfall] is pure chaos in the best way possible. From the moment that shrine is uncovered, it’s clear that nobody is making it out unscathed. You can feel the weight of ancient power pressing down on every scene, turning what should be a dream discovery into an unfolding nightmare.

And let’s talk about the horror. It’s not just traps and curses—it’s the creeping, psychological kind. The way the shrine invades their minds, their dreams, their sanity before even demanding blood is next-level chilling. By the time the sacrifices start, it’s already won.

Dr. Penthor is an amazing lead. She’s got no army, no weapons, just her mind—and that might be the most dangerous tool of all. Watching her outthink forces beyond her control was edge-of-your-seat intense.

This book is for anyone who loves high-stakes survival, ancient mysteries, and horror that crawls under your skin and lingers. Dark, brutal, and absolutely impossible to put down."

- Lily Marie

"From the moment that tomb cracks open, you can feel the dread creeping in and it doesn’t let up. The shrine in this story isn’t just cursed, it’s alive. It watches, it waits, and then it starts picking people off in the most unsettling, mind-breaking ways. What hit me hardest wasn’t just the traps or gore it was the psychological unraveling. You’re watching these characters lose their grip on reality page by page, and it’s honestly terrifying.

Dr. Penthor is such a standout character. She’s not your typical action heroine she’s smart, grounded, and way over her head, but still fighting tooth and nail to figure it out. She’s dealing with ancient evil, internal conflict, and enemies within her own group, and she handles it all with grit and brains. Her character arc was such a satisfying mix of intellect and emotional resilience.

This book is fast-paced, atmospheric, and deeply creepy in the best way. If you love thrillers that mess with your head just as much as they make your heart race, this one’s for you."

- Robert Matte, Goodreads

2) The Powers That Be

"I devoured this book [The Powers That Be] in a weekend couldn’t stop turning pages. The premise hooked me instantly: ancient mysteries, tangled loyalties, and a protagonist who’s sacrificed everything for what she believes in. Dr. Camra Penthor is one of those rare characters who gets under your skin. She’s brilliant, determined, and heartbreakingly real. Every choice she makes feels like it costs her something, and that weight gives the story a depth I wasn’t expecting.

The worldbuilding is immersive and layered each reveal adding another dimension to the story, both literally and metaphorically. One moment you’re marveling at something wondrous, and the next you’re plunged into a chilling unknown. The book manages to balance the mystical and the philosophical without ever losing narrative momentum.

What stood out to me most was the question it kept asking: what are we really devoting ourselves to, and at what cost? The idea of “eternal rewards” with unknown strings attached is eerie in the best way. And now that Caimbriss, not Matriss, is dealing the fate cards well, let’s just say you’ll be glued to the page figuring out where that rabbit hole leads.

If you enjoy speculative fiction that makes you think, feel, and question everything this book is a gem. It’s emotionally rich, morally complex, and unlike anything else I’ve read lately. Highly recommended."

- Peter Garcia, Goodreads

"In The Powers That Be, S.D. Nightshade blends archaeological intrigue with deep cosmic mystery to create a sci-fi thriller unlike any other. Dr. Camra Penthor isn’t just chasing history she’s bargaining with it. Her discovery could reshape worlds, but the forces behind it are playing by rules no one fully understands. The switch from Matriss to Caimbriss raises the stakes dramatically, and suddenly, every choice she makes could mean salvation or annihilation.

The beauty of this story lies in its layers each world Camra touches feels textured, dangerous, and alive with secrets. There’s a richness to the mythology, a sharpness to the prose, and a real emotional core beneath the suspense. Nightshade asks big questions about belief, loyalty, and what it means to choose your destiny. If you enjoy your sci-fi with brains, heart, and just enough darkness to keep you guessing, this book won’t disappoint."

- Oskar Hudson, Goodreads

"This book [The Powers That Be] is an absolute standout. From the first chapter, I was pulled into Camra’s world one that feels at once familiar and otherworldly, like history and myth colliding in real time. The writing is intelligent and sharp, with just the right mix of mystery, suspense, and introspection. It doesn’t spoon-feed you; it invites you to dig, to wonder, to follow the breadcrumbs through ancient layers and cosmic implications.

What I especially appreciated was the thematic depth. On the surface, it’s a high-stakes adventure involving ancient secrets, hidden realms, and a mysterious new power broker taking over the fate of souls. But underneath, it’s about devotion, ambition, and the sacrifices we justify in the name of discovery or destiny. Camra’s dilemma is raw and real she’s not a flawless hero, but a woman trying to hold onto meaning as the ground shifts beneath her feet.

The tension builds beautifully, and the story never lets up. And just when you think you understand the rules, the book takes another twist introducing new elements that are both exhilarating and chilling. The consequences feel enormous, but personal. That’s a hard balance to strike, and this book does it masterfully.

If you're into cerebral thrillers with an emotional heart and a touch of the metaphysical, do yourself a favor and pick this one up. It’s smart, it’s bold, and it leaves you with questions that linger long after the final page."

- Daniel Brown, Goodreads

3) The Hunted

"There’s something timeless about A Garden of Eden [in The Hunted]. From the opening pages, it feels like a tale passed down through generations rich with lore, full of reverence, and humming with the kind of ancient tension you find in classic myths. And yet, it’s entirely fresh. The world of La’Priece is a marvel a lush, living landscape that’s both breathtaking and quietly threatening. The balance between wonder and dread is masterfully done, pulling you deeper into a story that’s as emotionally gripping as it is visually stunning.

This is not a fantasy driven by sword fights or flashy magic. It’s a story about ideas — about power, legacy, and the divine impulse to create. Queen Caimbriss is a character who lingers in your mind. Her rise from grit and determination is captivating, and her belief in shaping the world around her — bending it to her will — makes her both admirable and terrifying. The contrast with Dr. Penthor’s static privilege creates a compelling dynamic, one that fuels much of the book’s central tension. And then there’s Matriss — a character who isn’t on every page, but whose presence permeates the whole novel like a ghost of the past and a harbinger of what’s to come.

The prose is elegant without being dense, and there’s a rhythm to the writing that feels almost musical at times. But what really elevates this book is its restraint. It trusts the reader. It plants seeds of dread, of mystery, of philosophical weight and lets them grow. The ending lands with a quiet force, leaving you with questions, feelings, and a strong desire to go back and uncover all the layers you might’ve missed.

In a genre that often leans on spectacle, A Garden of Eden dares to be something different a meditation on power and the cost of shaping paradise. If you’re a fan of dark, lyrical fantasy that rewards patience and thought, don’t miss this one. It’s a gem."

- Lisa Hanson, Goodreads

"There’s an almost hypnotic quality to A Garden of Eden [in The Hunted] — the kind of book that seduces you slowly with lyrical prose and a world that feels as alive as the characters who inhabit it. La’Priece is no ordinary fantasy setting; it brims with beauty, danger, and a strange, almost divine energy. The land itself feels sentient, watching, waiting, ready to rise up. As the story progresses, that latent threat becomes more real, more visceral, making for an experience that’s equal parts awe-inspiring and unnerving.

What makes the book so powerful is how it balances that sweeping scale with sharp, intimate character work. Queen Caimbriss is an unforgettable protagonist — bold, brilliant, but far from flawless. Her rise to power is mesmerizing, built not just on political strategy or brute strength, but on grit, vision, and an unflinching desire to shape her own destiny. Opposite her is Dr. Penthor, whose life of comfort and quiet control creates a fascinating counterpoint. The tension between them hums like a live wire, and every encounter feels loaded with meaning.

This is not just a story about gods or rulers it’s about creators, and the cost of what they bring into the world. As nature begins to unravel the threads of what was once paradise, the real conflict emerges: the struggle between human ambition and the wild, ancient forces that can’t be tamed. A Garden of Eden is rich, poetic, and emotionally resonant. It’s the kind of novel that stays with you long after the final page, not just for its beauty, but for its warning."

- Oliva Fraser, Goodreads

"The Hunted continues the tradition of deep, haunting storytelling that made The Powers That Be so memorable. But where Powers was about building paradise, this book is about watching it fall apart and trying to outrun the consequences. It’s more suspenseful, more psychological, and every bit as beautifully written. The title alone carries a quiet dread that lingers through every page.

S.D. Nightshade uses science fiction as a lens to examine age-old truths: power corrupts, nature endures, and sometimes, your creations come back to judge you. There’s a slow-burning horror in this one—not the kind with monsters in the dark, but the kind where you realize you’re the monster, or worse, that your paradise was always a lie. Gorgeously written and rich with meaning, The Hunted is a standout installment in a series that continues to challenge, awe, and unsettle."

- Cadence Chen, Goodreads

the I.N.S.I.G.H.T. series

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