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Sparking Fire Out of Fate
by Brigid Kemmerer
Callyn grows closer to Queen Lia Mara in Syhl Shallow, bound by secret magic that can’t stay hidden forever—especially when a plot on the Queen’s life forces Callyn to work with the man who betrayed her. In Emberfall, Tycho and Jax reunite to investigate Truthbringers allied with magical scravers, bent on destroying human magic. When their paths converge, all three face enemies on every side. War ignites, love is tested, and with everything at stake, they must unite—or watch their magic and kingdoms fall.
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Rick Riordan Presents: It Lurks in the Night
by Sarah Dass
Maya Woods plans one last celebratory boat trip with her three best friends before graduation—but a forced landing on the forbidden island of Annatto turns the tradition into horror when Erica dies and her body is left behind. The community reels with grief and suspicion, only for shock to follow when Erica returns alive a week later. Maya can’t ignore what they saw—or what Erica may have become. As friendships fracture and shadows close in, something ancient and dangerous stirs, drawn from the darkest corners of Caribbean mythology.
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| Oxford Blood by Rachael Davis FeatherstoneHigh-achieving Eva dreams of studying English at Oxford—freedom, legacy, and a future beyond her overprotective father. Alongside her best friend George, she’s invited to interview week, with love tantalisingly close. Then George is found dead. Ruled an accident, his death doesn’t sit right with Eva—especially as secrets emerge and suspicion turns toward her. Trapped in a week spiralling into nightmare, Eva finds herself under scrutiny from police and OxSlay, Oxford’s anonymous gossip forum. But buried among the rumours may be the clues she needs to uncover the truth—and survive. |
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The Dagger and the Flame
by Catherine Doyle
In the shadowed city of Fantome, where thieves and assassins rule and Shade-magic is deadly and rare, seventeen-year-old Seraphine flees after her mother’s murder and seeks refuge with the Cloaks, driven by revenge. But her hidden, blazing magic draws the attention of Ransom, heir to the rival Daggers. As monsters stalk the streets and guilds battle for control, Sera and Ransom are pulled together by more than magic—and forced to choose between vengeance or forgiveness, desire or death.
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The Rebel and the Rose
by Catherine Doyle
From a hidden hilltop refuge, Seraphine and the Order of Flames plan to destroy shade magic with lightfire—but as her powers spiral, destiny pulls her back to Fantome and the assassin she can’t forget. Ransom Hale, heir to the Daggers, is torn between duty and the life he wants. As rebellion brews and a dangerous prince rises, the king forces them to work together. With hearts divided and an ancient prophecy awakening, the fate of Valterre hangs in the balance.
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Break Wide the Sea
by Sara Holland
In the dangerous waters around Kirkrell, sailors fear the finfolk—sea fae who sink ships and curse bloodlines. Annie, heir to a powerful whaling empire, hides a terrifying truth: she’s cursed to become a monster. When her fiancé’s ambitions shatter their trust, Annie strikes a risky bargain with Silas Price, a captain rumored to be half finfolk, who offers a cure—if she ends whaling forever. As they sail north, Annie must confront legacy, betrayal, and secrets that could destroy them all.
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Meet Me at Blue Hour
by Sarah Suk
Seventeen-year-old Yena Bae spends the summer in Busan working at her mother’s memory-erasing clinic, still haunted by the sudden disappearance of her best friend, Lucas. When Lucas reappears in Busan, hoping to help his grandfather join a memory-restoration trial, Yena is stunned to learn he doesn’t remember her at all. As they reconnect, buried truths about the past surface, forcing them to confront loss, memory, and whether they can begin again.
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Never Thought I'd End Up Here
by Ann Liang
LA-born Leah Zhang is sent on a two-week luxury tour of China after an embarrassing family intervention meant to reconnect her with her roots. What starts as an escape turns complicated when her sarcastic, infuriatingly handsome former classmate Cyrus joins the trip. Determined to finally get revenge, Leah instead finds herself falling—for the boy she once despised, the country she never truly knew, and parts of herself she thought were lost.
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When We Ride
by Rex Ogle
Diego Benevides is focused on school, college, and escaping his struggling neighborhood—goals his mother believes in enough to trust him with her car. When his best friend Lawson asks for rides while dealing, Diego tells himself it’s harmless. But as the drugs escalate, so do the risks. With the line between driver and dealer disappearing, Diego’s future is threatened, forcing him to confront the true cost of loyalty.
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