When Riley heads off to boarding school for a summer work-study program, she knows it'll be demanding. What she doesn't expect? To be thrust into an intense physical training program described as special, exclusive and worst of all—top-secret. She signed up for tuition assistance, not to be held in a secret government facility for boot camp... Welcome to The Division, the government agency that's so classified, most United States senators have never heard of it. The Division wants Riley bad, but she can't figure out why. Skeptical of what she's being told, Riley's determined to uncover the truth. Boot camp is intense, physically and mentally draining. The upside? One of her new teammates is the cutest boy ever. Watching Finn hit the gym wearing a tank top doesn't suck—although sometimes his brooding attitude does. But when training forces Riley to confront her tragic past, even Finn's big biceps aren't enough to make her want to stay... Beware: The Division isn't something you just walk away from. You better run. Riley realizes her capabilities and strengths are greater than she'd ever imagined. But she also learns she wasn't just chosen for this special program... She was made for it.

Riley Payne has recently accepted several things. She'll probably never graduate from high school. She's a secret agent. She has telekinetic power—i.e., she can move things with her brain waves. The boy she likes, Finn, is telepathic—i.e., he can listen to all of her thoughts, including the ones involving his bulging biceps. She's maybe accepted that she was genetically engineered for her super-secret agency, The Division, and also for Finn. Maybe. Probably. Sort of feels like it's sinking in. But Riley refuses to accept that The Division is keeping things from her, things that may destroy life as she knows it. Which leaves her with one question: are Riley and her teenaged group of psychic friends strong enough...to save the world?

"Nothing has changed...it's just your perception." Riley Payne and her friends want to leave the secret government agency they work for—but The Division kidnaps their families in order to make them stay. Forced to remain loyal, the group sets out on their next mission: to rescue employees and technology stolen from an Artificial Intelligence start-up in Silicon Valley. Althea Remington commanding an army of deadly robots? It's a terrifying thought, and Althea must be stopped—but Riley has other woes. A strange warning from her dead father leaves her wondering...can she trust the person she loves the most?

What's a Teenaged Telekinetic to Do? Riley Payne has a lot on her mind. In no particular order, these items include: The Division. The secret agency lies to her at every turn. But why? Riley's mother. She's alive but sick. The Division has her, but they refuse to release her until Riley deals with… Althea Remington. The eco-terrorist has single-handedly instituted global warfare. She's stolen top-secret artificial intelligence. And she has something else—an antidote, something the The Division needs badly. At the mercy of the agency, Riley's sent on what seems like a suicide mission. Can she steal the antidote, and do it in time…to save the only family she has left?