Thief of Time

Special Collectors' Edition:


For fans of Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles, Madeline L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time, and L. Frank Baum's Wizard of Oz comes a story about an utterly average girl transported to another time who will stop at nothing to save her family…even if it means sacrificing her own humanity.





From New York Times bestselling author CJ Lyons comes her first YA Science Fiction title, written under the pen name Cat Lyons.





Stolen Futures Unity, Volume 2: THIEF OF TIME





"The Wizard of Oz meets Star Wars…Why don't we have more YA space operas like this? Cat Lyons gives us characters who leap off the page and a plot that keeps readers guessing. A story for all ages and genders, this one is sure to please." ~Hugh Howey, New York Times bestselling author of Wool





Despite overwhelming odds, Annie has done it! She's stolen the Delphi Key from the most powerful man in Unity, Comptroller Franco Albanese.





But she lost the young dataminer who brought her to this strange new world. N-8 has been captured by Franco and taken to his Palace at Fort Knox.





Together with her newfound allies-the cute but cocky street thief Killian, who just happens to be Franco's estranged son, making Annie mistrust him despite the fact that she's desperately attracted to him, mechanical genius Kymee Revv who hides her beauty behind Kuboki makeup and sarcasm, and Revv's father, Pierre Lafitte-Annie has retreated to the isolated desert oasis known as Mirage, a community built below the Mojave solar reservation and protected from Franco and his Chief Enforcer, Blake.





As she tries to decipher the mysteries hidden in the Key and decide her next move, Annie learns that there's a larger conspiracy surrounding Delphi-one that goes back over a decade and involves Revv's lost mother, her father, and Franco himself.





If Annie can't trust the people who have saved her life, who can she trust? And if she must choose between saving N-8 and the lives of the other dataminers and saving the world, how can she decide to sacrifice the boy who is so very like her own brother back home?





Will sacrificing everything she is give her the strength she needs to save the world? Or will losing her humanity condemn it?