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Once a Villain
by Vanessa Len
Joan has failed to stop Eleanor. Now Eleanor rules over a cruel new timeline where monsters live openly among humans, preying on them and subjugating them. Nick--once a hero to humans, and Joan's first love--is tormented by the choice he made to save her over the timeline itself. And Aaron--the ruthless heir to a powerful monster family--now finds himself in a world where monsters have power beyond imagining while his feelings for Joan grow. Wrenched between love and rivalry, the three of them must negotiate their fractured pasts to survive the new world and restore what was lost. Because only they remember that there was once a better timeline--
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The Singular Life of Aria Patel
by Samira Ahmed
Struggling to cope with her father's death and a recent breakup, eighteen-year-old Aria's life becomes infinitely more complicated when she falls through the multiverse, and with the help of a poem, she discovers truths about herself as she journeys through different universes to find her way back home.
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Moonstorm
by Yoon Ha Lee
In a society where conformity is valued above all else, a teen girl training to become an Imperial pilot is forced to return to her rebel roots to save her world--
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The Only Light Left Burning
by Erik J. Brown
After a long and treacherous journey south, Andrew and Jamie have finally found safety in the Florida Keys. Settling into life in the Islamorada colony with other survivors of [a superflu that killed most of the world's population], they've finally found themselves a home, even a family. But anxious Jamie is less comfortable in their new community and is eager to return north to keep the promise they made to their friend Henri--to bring her to the colony and reunite her with her daughter. Besides, would it really be so bad to find someplace just for the two of them?--
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Snowglobe 2
by Soyoung Park
Seventeen-year-old Chobahm's discovery of the truth behind the Yibonn Media group sets off a chain of events that exposes dark secrets and raises the temperature, and when she is framed for murder, she must fight to clear her name with the help of Bonwhe, the disgraced Yibonn heir.--Provided by publisher.
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Soulmatch
by Rebecca Danzenbaker
In a world where past lives determine your future, a sharp-witted girl confronts a major twist of destiny, embroiling her in a high-stakes game of danger, corruption, and heartbreak--Provided by publisher.
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Starstrike
by Yoon Ha Lee
In this explosive sequel to Moonstorm, teen mecha pilot Hwa Young returns to her rebel roots to fight against the Imperial forces--but, as she grapples with her warring allegiances, who can she really trust? Perfect for fans of Iron Widow and the Skyward series! Hwa Young and her pilot comrades have betrayed the Empire to save it from its own destruction--but what comes next? It's been just two months since the lancer squad stopped imperial forces from deploying a devastating singularity bomb and taken shelter with the rebel clanners, who have kept them busy with raids against their ex-leaders. Their mission have helped numb the shock of recent battles... for now. Meanwhile, Hwa Young's best friend, technician Geum, has been left behind on the imperial fleet, imprisoned for aiding Hwa Young's deceit against the Empire. Hwa Young is desperate to retrieve Geum--but Geum is slowly realizing that Hwa Young's loyalties aren't as clear cut as zie once believed. As Hwa Young delves deeper into the rebels' inner circles, she soon realizes that the clanners are just as cutthroat as the imperials, leaving her to wonder who she can really trust... and at odds with Geum, the one person she thought she could count on.
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Titan of the Stars
by E. K. Johnston
Celeste knows every inch of this ship. She's proud of her work as apprentice engineer. And as the maiden voyage of the Titan launches, she's optimistic for the promises of this new journey from Earth to Mars --this new life. Dominic arrives at his suite where his valet is busy unpacking his things. His chest is tight, already feeling anxious inside his dad's precious new ship. Once it launches, he's trapped, inside the ship and inside the life his father has chosen for him--a life that will leave his dreams of art school behind. Discovered under melted ice caps, ancient aliens have been brought onto the Titan as well, and stored in display cases for the entertainment of the passengers--until an act of sabotage releases them into the ship, with zero discrimination for class, deck, or human life--
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