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| The Tournament by Rebecca BarrowUnlike most boarding schools, Gardner-Bahnsen School for Girls teaches survival classes and hosts a wilderness competition for seniors. To win, scholarship student Max, her ex-best friend Nora, and new student Teddy will provoke each other and spill dangerous secrets. This intensifying thriller will draw fans of dark academia. |
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After Life
by Gayle Forman
Amber shocks her family upon arriving home from school one day, because seven years ago, a car struck and killed her. Given this second chance, Amber investigates how she returned, and more importantly, why?
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| Among Ghosts by Rachel HartmanSeven years ago, Charl and his mother fled to the safe haven of
St. Muckle's. Life is peaceful until a ghost, a murderer, a plague, and a dragon threaten the town in quick succession. Set in the world of the author's popular Seraphina series. |
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All Better Now
by Neal Shusterman
A new airborne epidemic has a 4% mortality rate, but survivors report complete freedom from negative emotions. Three teens -- one immune, one a super-spreader, and one determined to eradicate the virus -- are pulled into moral dilemmas with global consequences.
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The Assassin's Guide to Babysitting
by Natalie C. Parker
Tru has been hiding all her life. Her parents taught her to conceal her bastion Talent: indestructible skin, muscles, and bones. Hiding failed to keep Tru's parents alive, but moments before their murder, Tru's mom pointed her to Logan Dire, a famed recluse assassin who adopted and trained orphaned Tru. At seventeen, she's still hiding. When assassins interrupt a mundane babysitting job booked through BountyApp--where lethal hunters find work and babysitters for their kids--Tru flees with a one-year-old strapped to her chest and spiraling questions.
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Bemused
by Farrah Rochon
Five teenaged sisters learn their mother is the Goddess of Memory and that she's been hiding from the gods of Mount Olympus to keep her daughters safe, in the origin story of the five Muses from Disney's Hercules.
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Bingsu for Two
by Sujin Witherspoon
River Langston-Lee’s life is falling apart, and it’s his own fault. The night before the SATs, he breaks up with his longtime girlfriend. Then, he runs out in the middle of the SATs without so much as adding his name to the test. Finally, after a fight with a green-haired customer, he rage quits work at Cafe Gong, the growing coffee enterprise run by his family. With everything on fire, he takes a job working at a small Korean café called Bingsu for Two with his best friend and, as it turns out, Sarang, said green-haired customer who witnessed his epic meltdown.
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Death in the Cards
by Mia P. Manansala
When a high school tarot reader's latest client goes missing after a troubling reading, she must apply everything she has learned from her private investigator mother to solve a case of her own
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Echo Nova
by Clint Hall
As a poor teenager living in the Dregs, Dash Keane can only escape his dismal reality by competing in illegal rooftop races and staying up late to watch the timenet with his younger brother. It is the chance of a lifetime when Dominus Corp. hires Dash to be a timestar--the focus of his own series in which he must survive some of the most dangerous periods in history, including the Cretaceous period, feudal Japan, the Wild West, and the Golden Age of Piracy. But when empathy for the people of the past conflicts with the desires of his new employer, he must decide whether the price of fame is worth it, a decision that may cost him everything.
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| The Invocations by Krystal SutherlandZara and Jude need magic to solve their problems, so they seek out Emer, a witch bent on revenge and dedicated to women in need. As Emer's former clients start dying mysteriously, the trio fights back to find the killer and fix their lives. Read-alikes: Georgia Bowers' Mark of the Wicked; Kate J. Armstrong's Nightbirds.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for age 14 and up!
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