Except for Forged‘s cover, but that’s a novella, and thus may not strictly be part of the canon. The good news is that the American covers have been altered (hee-hee…SHUT UP, TEZ PUNS AREN’T FUNNY!) so there’s some colour pattern covering up the teenage man-titty. No, I’m not attracted to them, but I’m afraid other, older-than-teenage readers might be, and that’s creepy. And shirtless teenagers make me feel uncomfortable.

But this is marketed as young adult, which likely means the characters are teenagers. covers, I mean – non-English-language covers aren’t my concern.) Because the main male characters have been genetically altered, they’re aging slower, so I don’t actually know how old any of them are. We need to talk about this series’ covers.

And there’s a novella ( Forged), but that hasn’t sold Australian rights, so I can’t buy and read it – which means I’m relying on YOU to tell me the spoilers. And having read that second novel, it doesn’t need a sequel, yet it has one ( Reborn will be published in early-January 2015). It didn’t need a sequel, yet it has one ( Erased). I went into the first book ( Altered) expecting science fiction, and instead got a thriller. Hachette Little, Brown (US: 7th January 2014 AU: 30th January 2014)īuy (US Kindle Edition) Buy (US Hardcover) Buy (UK Kindle Edition) Buy (UK Hardcover) Buy (CA Kindle Edition) Buy (CA Hardcover) Buy (Worldwide)

Jennifer rush altered series in order