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Fearful: A Powerless Story
by Lauren Roberts
When the king of Ilya makes a decision that will change the realm forever, Mara—Death herself—is drawn back to the kingdom she swore never to return to. Tasked with watching Kitt Azer, the king fated to one day join her in the Mors, she finds herself entangled not only in the politics of the court but in the lives of those who call the castle home.
What begins as duty soon shifts into something more dangerous, as Mara discovers that even Death is not immune to love. But love breeds jealousy, revenge, and ambition—and fate spares no one. To live, to rule, to love, and to die…
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The Executioners Three
by Susan Dennard
Freddie Gellar didn't mean to get half the rival high school arrested. She’d simply heard shrieks coming from the woods, so she’d called the cops like any good human would do. How was she supposed to know it was just kids partying?
Except the next day, a body is found. And while the local sheriff might call it suicide, Freddie's instincts tell her otherwise. So, like the aspiring sleuth (and true X-Files aficionado) she is, Freddie sets out to prove there's a murderer at large.
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When We Were Monsters
by Jennifer Niven
At an elite boarding school, eight students compete for a life-changing creative opportunity under the mentorship of the infamous Meredith Graffam. Effy is searching for the truth about her mother’s death, while Arlo hopes to win her back—and win the program. But as Graffam’s brutal methods push them past their limits, ambition turns to betrayal, and the students may not be the only ones at risk.
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Sugar Crash
by Melinda Di Lorenzo
After a car crash leaves them stranded on a remote mountain road, Zoe Harmon faces the fight of her life—surviving without her phone, without help, and most dangerously, without insulin for her type one diabetes. The only person she can rely on is Vic Niels, her ex–best friend and the last person she wants to be stuck with. As hours turn into a desperate race against time, Zoe and Vic must put old wounds aside to find a way out. But twenty-four hours without insulin could mean more than just broken hearts—it could mean life or death.
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Yuli
by S. Jae-Jones
Princess Yuli’s world is crumbling—civil war looms, a deadly sickness spreads, and restless ghosts stalk the land. To make matters worse, her former best friend has become her fiercest rival, and the empire’s future hinges on the outcome of the Grand Game, a ruthless contest for power.
As the newly awakened Guardian of Wind, Yuli must unite with the other Guardians to restore balance. But when political intrigue proves just as dangerous as demonic chaos, she’ll have to decide how much she’s willing to risk to save her people—and herself.
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Legendary Frybread Drive-In: Intertribal Stories
by Cynthia Leitich Smith
The road to Sandy June's Legendary Frybread Drive-In slips through every rez and alongside every urban Native hangout. The menu offers a rotating feast, including traditional eats and tasty snacks. But Sandy June's serves up more than it hosts live music, movie nights, unexpected family reunions, love long lost, and love found again.
That big green-and-gold neon sign beckons to teens of every tribal Nation, often when they need it most.
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This Place Kills Me
by Mariko Tamaki
At Wilberton Academy, few students are more revered than the members of the elite Wilberton Theatrical Society—a.k.a. the WTS—and no one represents that exclusive club better than Elizabeth Woodward. Breathtakingly beautiful, beloved by all, and a talented thespian, it’s no surprise she’s starring as Juliet in the WTS’s performance of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy. But when she’s found dead the morning after opening night, the whole school is thrown into chaos.
Transfer student Abby Kita was one of the last people to see Elizabeth alive, and when local authorities deem the it-girl’s death a suicide, Abby’s not convinced. She’s sure there’s more to Wilburton and the WTS than meets the eye. As she gets tangled in prep school intrigues, Abby quickly realizes that Elizabeth was keeping secrets. Was one of those secrets worth killing for?
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Fierce Voice
by Susan Currie
Iz finally has the life she’s always wanted—a loving foster family and a place at a prestigious music school. But the secrets she’s hiding could ruin everything, especially if the people she loves discover the truth about her past.
When she teams up with her classmates (and Teo, the boy she kissed and ghosted all summer) to launch a music outreach program, Iz is forced to confront the parts of herself she’d rather forget. Then she meets Skye, an angry foster kid whose sharp edges mask her own painful secret.
To help Skye, Iz must decide whether to risk exposing her past—or lose the future she’s worked so hard to build.
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