August 2022 list by L. Buehler |
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Accomplished
by Amanda Quain
Back for her junior year at Pemberley Academy and determined to prove to everyone she is more than just an embarrassment to the family name, Georgiana Darcy attempts to transform herself into the Perfect Darcy with disastrous results.
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Boys I Know
by Anna Gracia
On the rebound, June Chu, who is the just good enough girl, throws herself into a new relationship, but as the line between sex and love blurs, she must decide on whose terms shes going to live her life.
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Heat Wave
by TJ Klune
In this explosive finale of the thrilling and hilarious trilogy, Nick finds his life upended when an unexpected hero returns to Nova City and crash-lands into Nicks home.
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Stranger Things: Lucas on the Line
by Suyi Davies
Taking readers deep within the Stranger Things universe, as told through the eyes of Lucas Sinclair, this revealing portrait of the fan favorite finds him understanding himself as a Black teen in Hawkins, which feels unlike anything hes ever experienced.
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Violet Made of Thorns
by Gina Masullo Chen
When asked by the king to falsely prophesy the princes love story for an upcoming ball, prophet and a liar Violet awakens a dead curse that will end in either damnation or salvation for the kingdom and her own fate.
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When Stars Come Out
by Scarlett St. Clair
Sixteen-year-old Anora Silby hoped that moving schools and changing her identity would help her hide her ability to see the dead, but secrets have a way of getting out, and Anora finds herself the target of a group that not only threatens to expose her,but is also threatening her new friend.
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Youngblood
by Sasha Laurens
Seventeen-year-olds Kat Finn and Taylor Sanger, two queer bloodsuckers at an elite vampire-only boarding school, must go up against all of Vampirdom when they uncover a frightening conspiracy on campus.
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