Numbers Game (Numbers Game Saga Book 1)

A citizen girl someone’s trying to kill.
A hot military slave with a mysterious past.
A dangerous game that changes everything.

In futuristic America, everyone wears a number. Treena’s as ready for Rating Day as anyone can be–she’s a top contender in Level Three school and has a highly-rated boyfriend. But when her number is announced, it shocks everyone.

To get her life and boyfriend back, Treena must go undercover and expose a military spy. Doesn’t sound too hard, except that someone wants her dead. And then there’s Vance, the mysterious soldier with a haunted past and gorgeous brown eyes. Together, they discover a dark numbers conspiracy, one that shatters the nation’s future. Treena must join up with Vance if she is to survive the dangerous game of numbers–and the terrible war that rages within her heart.

Fans who love futuristic thrillers and dystopian sci-fi adventure stories will enjoy this action-packed mystery with a dash of romance. This is book one of the bestselling Numbers Game Saga. From a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author.

“Gripping, from beginning to end . . . a tale as action-packed as Divergent yet as introspective as The Giver. . . . Sure to be an instant classic in the genre.”
-R.J. Craddock, author of The Children of Cain series

“Best dystopian fiction I have read since Red Queen!”
-Sheri, Reader

“WOW! I loved this story. From start to finish it was fast-paced with interesting characters.”
-Tina, Amazon Reviewer

“This book was amazing! It captivated me from page one and kept me wanting more, even at the end! It’s got the deepness of The Giver, with the excitement of the Uglies series, or the Hunger Games. It has romance, but it’s not just another love story, it really digs deep . . . I would recommend this to anyone, literally anyone.”
-Kat, Amazon Reviewer

“Better than Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies.”
-Karen Pellett, Reviewer

In’Dtale Magazine: “Built on a brilliant, if grim idea, the author reveals twists and turns gradually: building interests and enthusiasm with it! The idea of a number defining your worth, and then it being exposed to everyone’s eyes is horrifying, and the breakdown readers see Treena going through illuminates that perfectly. She has been stripped of respect and Numbers Game deals equally with her inner world battlefield of discovering herself again and the outer world one of surviving. It’s balanced wonderfully. . . . Offers new things to the world of YA and there is much to look forward to in the next books.”