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Isidore RAM was raised to be a hexer, to protect the virtual world as an elite enforcer for the Church of Technology. She is the best they’ve ever trained, a natural at working with the Code of the Circuit. On the day of her final examination, a strange AI manipulates the testing area, and Isidore is blamed for the tampering, which results in her being kicked out of the program and forced to leave the Sanctuary for good. Ousted from her beloved position and ejected onto a dystopian landscape, Isidore must follow the clues about the mysterious AI that has thrown her life in chaos.

Isfalk is divided into two classes – the Branded, who are vulnerable to disease, and the Pure, who are bigger, stronger and immune. Orphaned twins Nara and Osha are sequestered in the citadel, where their unbranded skin entitles them to a life of privilege, as precious breeding stock. Nara itches to escape her confines and return to the wilds of the Fornwood where she and her sister grew up, but when she is forced to run, she discovers there's much more at stake than her own life. The Branded are on the rise, and the girls are caught up in their prophecies.

Jackson and Lenah are from different worlds. Lenah is among the elite in Sundale City. Jackson, on the other hand, is broke, Psycho Infected, and has a criminal record growing by the minute. It's safe to say, in another life, the two would never have crossed paths. But when Jackson is assigned to work for Lenah in an effort to use his PI abilities for something productive, things get complicated. As their worlds collide, they realize how much they've both suffered and struggled with the darkness the infection brought the world. But the closer they become, the more dangerous things get.

Tessa had it all. In the utopian world of New Pangaea, she was destined for a life of privilege, power, and entitlement. Instead, success went to her head; she became unbearably haughty and arrogant and mistreated everyone around her. Despised by all, she had no loyal friends.