Eleven Trilogy

In Compound Eleven, the hierarchy of the floors is everything. My name is Eve Hamilton, and on my floor, we fight. Which at least is better than the bottom floor, where they toil away in misery. Only the top floor has any ease in this harsh world; they rule from their gilded offices. Because four generations ago, Earth was rendered uninhabitable-the sun too hot, the land too barren. Those who remained were forced underground. While not a perfect life down here, I've learned to survive as a fighter. Except my latest match is different. Instead of someone from the circuit, my opponent is a mysterious boy from the top floor. And the look in his eyes tells me he's different … maybe even kind. Right before he kicks my ass. Still, there's something about him-something that says he could be my salvation … or my undoing. Because I'm no longer content to just survive in Eleven. Today, I'm ready to fight for more than my next meal: I'm fighting for my freedom. And this boy may just be the edge I've been waiting on.

In Compound Eleven, freedom from tyranny is impossible. My name is Eve Hamilton, and I've managed the impossible. I am free. Until just like that, it is wrenched from my grasp. And this time, the corridors of the dark underground city are even more dangerous than ever before. But my brief taste of freedom has left me with something useful, something powerful, something that terrifies the leaders of Compound Eleven. And now I have a monster inside. One I'll need to learn to control, and fast, or I'll lose everything and everyone I hold dear. Starting with Wren Edelman. The one boy who has taught me that anything is possible if we stick together. But will that matter if I become the very thing he fears the most?

My name is Eve Hamilton. Everyone in Compound Eleven thinks I was killed. But they're dead wrong … I spent my entire life in Compound Eleven as a fighter. Surviving in an underground city filled with violence, oppression, and tyranny. We were told the world above was scorched, an immediate death sentence. I should have died never knowing the truth. Instead, when I fought Wren-a boy from the top floor, a Preme-I fell for him. And eventually learned that my reality was an insidious lie. Escaping Compound Eleven nearly killed me and Wren. Now we're aboveground, where the world is anything but a toxic, burning wasteland. It's green and lush, filled with sunshine, fresh water … and hope. All of which tastes bitter when I see what it's cost me. Because something in Wren has changed. He's broken-along with whatever it was between us. Now the tides of violence in Compound Eleven are rising, threatening to spill out and shatter this peaceful place with brutality, corruption, and death. But do I stop them … or join them?