Girl of Flesh and Metal

Don't miss the first self-published book ever to make the American Library Association’s LITA Excellence in Children’s and Young Adult Science Fiction Notable Lists.

★★★★★ “The story itself involves compelling characters, a fast pace with plot twists galore, an unfolding mystery …, and the true mark of sci-fi—a burning question about how we can and should interact with scientific progress.”
★★★★★ “The author has blended strong elements of science fiction (with a good deal of artificial intelligence and robotics as a background) to present a very well crafted mystery of the whodunit variety.”
★★★★★ “Deep characters with complex issues—all come together in surprisingly fast-paced, engaging book.”
★★★★★ “Reminiscent of the Lunar Chronicles.”
★★★★★ “Very Black Mirror.”

Lena hates her parents’ tech company. The world worships each cutting-edge CyberCorp release, but Lena has her doubts. Machines that think for themselves? She doesn’t trust them… So when a car accident lands her with the company’s first cybernetic arm, she’s pissed.
A glitch in the arm’s artificial intelligence makes her sleepwalk. Meanwhile, children of CyberCorp employees start dying in their beds, and thanks to her unwanted nighttime strolls, Lena has no alibi.
Is she a target? A suspect? Lena literally can't sleep at night until she proves her innocence—or her guilt.
Marissa Meyer’s Cinder meets Netflix’s Black Mirror in this YA sci-fi murder mystery with a twisty ending you won't forget.

Complete the trilogy with Clash of Flesh and Metal and War of Flesh and Metal.