Bøger udgivet af Jo Miles

Their families call them the Gifted. They call themselves the Lost. And to everyone outside Brennex, they were just ordinary people-until now.Libbi Wilder is the good daughter. While her older siblings have traveled the galaxy having adventures, she's stayed home to keep the family store afloat. Someone has to, after all.One day a stranger shows up at the store, and soon people Libbi's age-the Lost Generation-begin going missing. Libbi and her best friend Mixin set out to investigate, but they've barely gotten started when her siblings swoop in to save the day-without being asked, reigniting old resentments. Libbi knows she'll always be the baby of the family, but if she can solve the disappearances, maybe she can finally win her siblings' respect.But the truth behind the kidnappings is even more dangerous than she feared. With the secret of their generation's psychic gifts now exposed, Libbi will have to rally all the Losts-and harder still, work with her brother and sister-to keep their planet from falling back under Ravel Corporation's control in this thrilling conclusion to the Gifted of Brennex trilogy.

A unique, compelling, and hopeful space opera, Dissonant State is sure to delight fans of Ann Leckie, Becky Chambers, and Martha Wells.Kay Wilder despises Ravel Corporation, whose occupation of her home planet left Kay with a useful but debilitating power to hear others' emotions. Unlike her brother Jasper, an activist who fights corporate injustice, Kay has always stayed as far away from the corporate states as possible.Until now. Because Ravel has kidnapped her brother, and the only way Kay can help him is to go undercover working for the enemy.Forced to lie about what Ravel did to her home, it's harder and lonelier than Kay could have imagined, until she finds an unexpected ally: a sentient ship who hates working for Ravel as much as she does, who will risk discovery and destruction to help their first and only friend.But the risks are far greater than Kay's and Ship's safety. To save Jasper, she may have to let another world suffer her home's fate-and betray the cause her brother has risked his life for.

Star Trek meets Leverage in Warped State, a space opera that's "refreshingly hopeful and heaps of fun" (Megan E. O'Keefe).Jasper Wilder is an activist, not a spy, but he'll become one if that's what it takes to stop Ravel Corporation from reviving the research project that devastated his home planet.His plan is simple enough: break into the secure facility. Steal the research data. Find a weakness and sabotage the project. But all that goes out the airlock when he meets Havoc, a clever, passionate, but politically naive worker trying to reform Ravel from within.Havoc could help Jasper. Instead, he's fighting for a lost cause. Ravel doesn't treat activists kindly, and Jasper knows if he sticks with his plan, Havoc will take the blame.With an elite security operative closing in, and time running out to sabotage the deadly project before it launches, Jasper needs to find a way to team up with Havoc-before his mission hurts the person he's coming to care about.Full of adventure and suspense, queer characters, found family, a sweetly anxious sentient spaceship, and hijinks galore, Warped State is sure to delight fans of Ann Leckie, Becky Chambers, and Martha Wells.