Books in the series Hawk

Set in a gritty, post-apocalyptic New York City, Hawk by James Patterson is a high-stakes dystopian adventure that breathes new life into the beloved Maximum Ride universe. Seventeen-year-old Hawk has spent her life waiting on a specific street corner for parents who never returned. To survive in this harsh world, she has learned to stay under the radar, but a dangerous destiny soon forces her to take flight. As she discovers powers she never knew she had, Hawk must navigate a city filled with enemies and uncover the truth about her past.

This fast-paced thriller is perfect for children and teens who love survival stories and strong female protagonists. Ideal for readers interested in science fiction and urban fantasy, it offers a compelling mix of action, mystery, and emotional depth. Whether your child is a long-time fan of the Maximum Ride series or new to Patterson's world, this book is a great choice for those seeking an immersive and edge-of-your-seat reading experience.

Highlights:

• A thrilling return to the world of Maximum Ride with a new generation of heroes.
• Explores powerful themes of identity, abandonment, and finding one's purpose.
• Fast-paced action sequences set against a vivid, dystopian New York City backdrop.
• Features a diverse cast and a resilient, relatable lead character.

City of the Dead is a pulse-pounding addition to the Maximum Ride universe, following the fierce and winged Hawk as she navigates a crumbling urban landscape. In this high-stakes sequel, Hawk must team up with her legendary mother, Maximum Ride, to face an invisible enemy that threatens to consume their city. As the dead begin to outnumber the living, the duo must reconcile their differences and combine their unique strengths to survive. This action-packed thriller is perfect for children who love fast-paced dystopian adventures and stories about powerful heroines finding their place in a broken world.

Ideal for readers interested in survival stories and complex family dynamics, James Patterson delivers a cinematic reading experience that keeps teens turning pages. The book explores deep themes of legacy, instinct, and the weight of being a hero. It is a great choice for fans of the original Maximum Ride series or anyone looking for a gritty, diverse, and suspenseful urban fantasy. With its relentless pacing and emotional core, it stands out as a must-read for young adults who enjoy high-octane storytelling.

Highlights:

• Features the iconic mother-daughter duo of Maximum Ride and Hawk.
• A gripping dystopian setting filled with suspense and unseen dangers.
• Explores themes of identity, responsibility, and survival.
• Fast-paced chapters perfect for keeping reluctant readers engaged.
• A diverse cast of characters in a high-stakes urban environment.