Mortal Danger: 1 (The Immortal Game)

Praise for Mortal Danger

Aguirre has crafted a sophisticated novel that combines science, horror, and romance amid the realities of high-school cultures. Readers will eagerly anticipate sequels to this frightening, exciting, and erudite celebration of smart teens. - Booklist

* The story has a freshness and intelligence that puts it at the top of the grenre . . . A standout trilogy opener. - Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

An interesting premise . . . For teens with a penchant for fantasy/horror mash-ups. - School Library Journal

Praise for Enclave

[Enclave] is a young adult dystopian novel and has been compared to the hit series The Hunger Games. To say we're excited is a major understatement... --ElleGirl.com

In her first young adult novel, Aguirre (the Sirantha Jax series) has created a gritty and highly competent heroine, an equally deadly sidekick/love interest, and a fascinating if unpleasant civilization. This series is likely to hold considerable appeal for fans of The Hunger Games. -- Publishers Weekly

Enclave is dark and thrilling, fast-paced and intense. With some graphic and gross imagery and a hard look at a post-apocalyptic world, Aguirre has taken themes from Scott Westerfeld and an assortment of zombie literature and created something that is very much her own -- and a very engaging read. -- RT Book Reviews

This well-paced zombie-esque adventure in an urban wasteland will keep fans happy. -- Kirkus Reviews

Aguirre's young adult debut is a gripping survival story set in an apocalyptic future. . . This is a tense, action-packed dystopia with intriguingly gray characters. . . -- Booklist

Deuce's passion for life, even in her bleakest moments, is contagious, and that passion exemplifies the nebulous force that has driven all of these individuals to persist in the face of awful options. -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

Bullied and humiliated, Edie is set to exit this life when Kian, a preternaturally attractive stranger, appears with an offer that is more appealing than jumping off a bridge . . . her inner dialogue keeps readers on track with her persisting insecurities, ensuring that readers will be fully on board as she prepares to do battle in the promised sequel. BCCB

This will be a popular, fun, and fast-read series that can encourage discussion about true beauty, friendship, popularity, loyalty, and choices. VOYA

Aguirre has crafted a sophisticated novel that combines science, horror, and romance amid the realities of high-school cultures. Readers will eagerly anticipate sequels to this frightening, exciting, and erudite celebration of smart teens. Booklist

*The story has a freshness and intelligence that puts it at the top of the grenre . . . A standout trilogy opener. Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

An interesting premise . . . For teens with a penchant for fantasy/horror mash-ups. School Library Journal

Bullied and humiliated, Edie is set to exit this life when Kian, a preternaturally attractive stranger, appears with an offer that is more appealing than jumping off a bridge . . . her inner dialogue keeps readers on track with her persisting insecurities, ensuring that readers will be fully on board as she prepares to do battle in the promised sequel. --BCCB

This will be a popular, fun, and fast-read series that can encourage discussion about true beauty, friendship, popularity, loyalty, and choices. --VOYA

Aguirre has crafted a sophisticated novel that combines science, horror, and romance amid the realities of high-school cultures. Readers will eagerly anticipate sequels to this frightening, exciting, and erudite celebration of smart teens. --Booklist

*The story has a freshness and intelligence that puts it at the top of the grenre . . . A standout trilogy opener. --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

An interesting premise . . . For teens with a penchant for fantasy/horror mash-ups. --School Library Journal

Ann Aguirre is the author of the New York Times- and USA Today-bestselling Razorland trilogy (Enclave, Outpost, and Horde). She lives in Mexico with her family.