Overtaken (Overpowered)

Nica struggles to decipher the nefarious forces ruling her small town in this electrifying sequel to Overpowered , which VOYA says "offers all the conspiracy and intrigue of the best dystopian fiction." After the mysterious pulses changed Nica Ashleys life forever, she was sure things could only get worse when Dana Fox returned. Her reappearance after having gone missing for months surely means not only that Nica will lose her friendship with Jackson, but also that something more ominous is simmering under the surface of quiet Barrington. When another pulse occurs, Nica discovers that she can be invisible at any time. She tries to talk to her friends about how bizarre things have become, but they all seem to have no idea what she is talking about. Nica soon realizes that Dana has a strange control over the whole town, including her undercover, government-agent father. Now on her own, Nica must stop BarTech from using her and her friends as weapons. But can she figure out their ultimate plan before it is too late? Nica uses her powers of invisibility to face off against the evil corporation, Bar Tech, in this electrifying sequel to Overpowered . Nica Ashley can hardly recognize her own life anymore. Since moving to Barrington, she's discovered that her father is a secret government agent, she's fallen for the hot, brooding Jackson Winters, and oh yeah, there's the whole "I can become invisible" thing that happens whenever one of those strange green pulses light up the sky. But despite everything that's happened, nothing can prepare Nica for the sudden reappearance of Dana Fox, Jackson's girlfriend and the key to unraveling Bar Tech's sinister plot once and for all. Armed with just her invisibility and a lot of questions, Nica is determined to do just that...even if it means breaking curfew. "After the mysterious pulses changed Nica Ashley's life forever, she was sure things could only get worse when Dana Fox returned. Her reappearance after having gone missing for months surely meant losing her friendship with Jackson but also that something more ominous is simmering under the surface of quiet Barrington"-- Provided by publisher