"The best young adult saga since Veronica Roth's "Divergent," "Warcross" by Marie Lu, and "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins."
How do you fix a computer glitch that disappears before you get a good look at it? How do you negotiate with a hacker who doesnβt seem to want anything?
Colorful sixteen-year-old Fireball and her elite team of classmates from Cinzento Secureβs corporate academy must do exactly that. Theyβre investigating a hack at a prestigious bank, and the bizarre network issues they've observed are turning out to be something stranger than Team Raven has ever encountered.
That Something grows more serious by the minute, reaching tendrils outside the bank and into critical infrastructure. As the team races to keep the hack from costing lives, a new question is added to the mix: why is someone stalking their newest team member?
Raven is perfect reading for fans of movies and TV shows such as The Umbrella Academy, Silicon Valley, Who Am I, Scorpion, Pantheon, Alice in Borderland, Black Mirror, I Am Not Okay With This and Locke & Key
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"Gripping and fresh, with memorable charactersβa winner."
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"In Sue Lohβs extraordinary, fun, technology-centered novel, teenagers confront an intense hacking scheme."
"If you loved "The Maze Runner" series by James Dashner, the "Configured" trilogy by Jenetta Penner, or the "Legend" series by Marie Lu, you'll just love "Raven"!" James H Longmore, author of "Tenebrion" and "Pede."
"Raven put me in mind of "The Illuminae Files" ("Illuminae", "Gemina", "Obsidio") by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, and "The Lunar Chronicles" series ("Cinder", "Scarlet", "Cress", "Fairest", "Stars Above", "Winter"), as well as the "Renegades" series by Marissa Meyer - Sue Loh is in very good company indeed!" Xtina Marie, author of "Dark Musings."