The Shadow Ravens Series by Lola Dodge

In the not-too-distant future, DNA determines a person’s place in the social hierarchy. The immortal Seligo rule while those branded as Red Helixes are killed at birth before their genetic instabilities can morph into destructive, uncontrollable powers. Quanta is the rare exception to the Red Helix curse. Her code is unprecedented, making her a valuable specimen, but when the scientists figure out how she ticks, her organs will be in jars on Dr. Tenma Nagi’s desk... moreIn the not-too-distant future, DNA determines a person’s place in the social hierarchy. The immortal Seligo rule while those branded as Red Helixes are killed at birth before their genetic instabilities can morph into destructive, uncontrollable powers. Quanta is the rare exception to the Red Helix curse. Her code is unprecedented, making her a valuable specimen, but when the scientists figure out how she ticks, her organs will be in jars on Dr. Tenma Nagi’s desk. She’s only survived to twenty by playing catatonic and suppressing her ability to see through time and manipulate objects in space. When genetics prodigy Altair Orpheus enters her padded prison, everything changes. His picture-perfect body looks like it was built from a catalog (it probably was), and he does the unthinkable, treating Quanta like a person instead of a lab rat. She falls hard for this bespectacled hottie in mismatched socks. less

Quanta has escaped her laboratory prison, but that’s where the good news ends. Life at the Shadow Ravens’ compound is a disaster. She’s drowning in visions of the dark pasts and darker futures of her fellow Ravens and is plagued by her own panic-inducing memories, but Lady Eva still expects her to “train” and “participate in missions.” Plus, the food tastes like burnt plastic. The only bright spot is her genetic pairing to the brilliant Altair Orpheus... moreQuanta has escaped her laboratory prison, but that’s where the good news ends. Life at the Shadow Ravens’ compound is a disaster. She’s drowning in visions of the dark pasts and darker futures of her fellow Ravens and is plagued by her own panic-inducing memories, but Lady Eva still expects her to “train” and “participate in missions.” Plus, the food tastes like burnt plastic. The only bright spot is her genetic pairing to the brilliant Altair Orpheus. As their relationship grows, she’s positive that chemicals aren’t the only things drawing them together—although chemistry is definitely involved. While they test the limits of her game-changing new ability to reset time, word arrives from Eva’s agents: Doctor Nagi is still experimenting with her DNA. If he succeeds in duplicating her power… Forget the Shadow Ravens. The whole world is toast. less