Young Adult

Deeply resonates with the unique experiences and challenges faced by adolescents. These novels often explore themes of identity, self-discovery, and the transition to adulthood, providing readers with relatable narratives that mirror their own journeys.

Outside

Benjamin Ludwig

Fifteen-year-old Dylan, and his Bigfoot-obsessed brother Bam-Bam, are homeless. They sleep in a tent, even when their mom finds work cleaning houses in exchange for a place to stay. A temporary dwelling, it seems, is the only place Dylan’s ever felt he belongs. But when Dylan stops an act of violence at school, putting the perpetrator into a coma, no place is safe for him anymore.

The Fullington Road Monster

Emily Rozmus

Daphne Ware knows monsters are real.
During the summer of 1985, the return of a legendary creature to the family farm lights the fuse of an already volatile environment.
Then Daphne meets Sean, who is gorgeous, but surrounded by rumors and treachery.

The Drowning Daze of Astraea

AM Root

Astraea quickly discovers the world, Voncord, is a striking place divided into states and inhabited by ‘Signs’ who wield multiplex elemental energies—and her true home. Now that Astraea has returned to the Air State, she must get a grip on her signature power and find her place.

The Water Clock

HJ Ramsay

Preventing a catastrophic disaster is a touchy business, especially for the gods. Apollo has foreseen the destruction of Atlantis, and despite Poseidon warning him not to intervene, he’s determined to change its fate. Apollo’s on his own and the one mortal who can help him, the High Priestess Euthalia, he already cursed in a self-indulgent fit.

The Darkness of Dying in the Light

S.E. Reed

Seventeen-year-old automaton, Sephony Roulette, is beautiful and headstrong. Against her will, she’s been betrothed to an ambitious politician desperate for her father’s money. Sephony would rather die than marry him and her mechanical heart breaks to set her free.