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| Augusta Pine Does Not Exist by Emily Lloyd-JonesIn near-future Portland, Oregon, Augusta Pine spies for the government instead of facing murder charges for a hacking incident gone terribly wrong. When cyberterrorists attack the building she’s staying in, she must use her wits to protect the building’s residents. This propulsive thriller is both clever and heartfelt. |
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| Buried Feelings by Kit RosewaterBefore Cam ended his friendship with Ivy, the two spent a summer seeking the hidden treasure hinted at in a queer history book. Two years later, Ivy restarts the hunt, spurring Cam into action, and leading them both to reckon with unresolved feelings. This banter-filled romance brims with whirlwind adventure. |
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Change of Plans
by Sarah Dessen
Finley’s annual visit with her mom unexpectedly turns into a stay at a lake house with estranged family members. As Finley gets a job, makes new friends, and bonds with new-to-her family, she finds her whole outlook shifting.
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| Ladies of the Knight by Fiona MarchbankAlthough George hasn’t found a knight willing to take her on as a squire, she’s not giving up on her dreams. When she finally gets a chance with grumpy tournament champion Serafina, the unlikely duo discover they have much to learn from each other. Read-alikes: ND Stevenson’s Nimona; Anna Kopp’s The Marble Queen. |
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| The Lovers, the Liars, and Me by DeAndra DavisWhile on a trip to Jamaica, Jaliya hopes to learn more about her mother, who ran off when Jaliya was very young. She finds herself falling for two people, both friends of her cousin Shevaughn. This lyrical novel is a gripping mystery and an emotional personal growth journey. |
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A Song in the Dark
by Brooke Archer
Jo is haunted by the death of her best friend. When her mother moves the family hoping for a fresh start, Jo falls in love with a ghost who is haunted in his own way.
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Summer Official
by Rebekah Weatherspoon
Though they're opposites in every way, Heaven and Saylor reluctantly join forces for a summer project. They didn't plan on the intimacy of spending every day together--or the deepening feelings that followed. Soon, they become something more than a shared project...
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| What Lies Beneath the Flowers by Natasha DíazTempted by a $25,000 reward, best friends Pippa and Bidi decide to find missing influencer Estella Aubergine. They infiltrate Estella’s posh private school, but Pippa’s impulsiveness clashes with Bidi’s practicality. This twisty and atmospheric mystery exposes deep truths about friendship, girlhood, and privilege. |
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