BZRK
* Grant, who showed a flair for grandiose conceptual gambits in his Gone series, heregoes big by going small.   With science as soft as pudding (though, really, who cares—pudding is   delicious), he envisions nanotechnology so advanced that brains can be   rewired, memories manipulated, and senses hacked by robots and   gene-spliced creatures the size of dust mites. A war between two   ultra-secretive, competing ideologies—one championing free will, the   other promising enforced happiness—is being fought “down in the meat,”   andGrant gleefully exposes the biological ickiness of the bodygoing about its everyday business in paranoia-inducing scenes of   nanobots scuttling across spongy brain matter or plunging probes into   optic nerves. At the same time, he doles out eviscerating loads of   violence on the macro level as two teens are enlisted to help stop a   maniacal baddie and his team of “twitchers,” who are planning to   infiltrate the heads of the world’s most powerful nations.With   simmering pots of sexual tension, near-nonstop action, and the threat  of  howling madness or brain-melting doom around every corpuscular  corner,  Grant’s new series is off to a breathless, bombastic start.-Booklist,Starred Review“YA fiction at it’s best.…  It's a combination science fiction/adventure/thriller all written   brilliantly to entice the reader into a terrifying world.” –Examiner.com “Squeamish as I am, Grant has me hooked with the compelling characters that populate the GoBZRKstoryworld.” –Michael Anderson,WIREDmagazine “Grant   utilizes contemporary themes and memorable characters, along with the   possibilities of emerging technology to craft aningenious world not too   far removed from our own. … The intelligent presentation will likely   appeal to a broad audience.” –PopCultureGuy “If you are anything like me thenBZRKwill blow your mind. …BZRKis very different from pretty much any YA book out there at the moment,   and the closest I can come to expressing how it is continuing to play   on my mind almost two weeks later, is to liken it to William Gibson'sNeuromancerwhich had a similar effect on me many years ago.BZRKis a gamechanger for YA literature.” –The Book Zone “This novel is full of the intricacies of the human body and non-stop action on all fronts. …An intricately written science fiction thriller,BZRKoffers an in-depthlook into a war raging deep within the human body.” –Deseret NewsPraise forGone, by Michael Grant:An ALA Popular Paperback for Young Adults"Thisintense, marvelously plotted,   paced, and  characterized story will immediately garner comparisons to   Lord of the  Flies...A potent mix of action and  thoughtfulness-centered  around good  and evil, courage and  cowardice-renders this a tour-de-force  thatwill leave readers dazed, disturbed, and utterly breathless." -Booklist"If   Stephen King had written LORD OF THE FLIES, it might have been a   little  like this...Excited to see where [Grant] will take [the reader]   with  this new series." -Voya