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Wings of the Sword Book 1: A Gladiator's Prayer by Caleb Forge

Wings of the Sword Book 1: A Gladiator’s Prayer

A battle-hardened gladiator seeks freedom not just from the arena, but from the war within his soul—finding faith, brotherhood, and a purpose greater than survival.
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Rising on Song by Willamette Sutta

Rising on Song

Pergi and her companions rally in the swelter and danger of Elolle to fulfill their quest. They follow scant clues, straining to pick up any lingering traces that might lead them to the lost Stone Wangu.
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Lest They Have Eyes by Bonivon Dyer

Lest They Have Eyes

When perfection is achieved, humanity has ascended, and the divine is obsolete—who, then, is worthy of worship?
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Proclaimer by Megan Schaulis

Proclaimer

Nanotechnology and royal romance combine with a heartfelt quest to make a difference in the conclusion to this dystopian retelling of Esther.
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Illuminary by Chawna Shroeder
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Illuminary

Prince Xander never planned to become king. But when his father dies suddenly, he is thrust into the middle of coronation preparations—and assassination attempts.
This new twist on an old classic celebrates sorrow and hope, honoring the spirit of the original while creating a new and inviting world.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Lord of Winter by Jill Williamson and Andrew Swearingen

Lord of Winter

As unseen forces plot from the shadows of the frozen northern city, Eric and Viola must learn to trust one another, before it is too late.
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Captive by Bradley Caffee
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Captive

They destroyed his world. They killed his father. And now one of them is his prisoner.
Bradley Caffee’s Captive is a briskly paced and teen-focused thriller, immersing readers in Ted’s fight to survive an alien-wrecked warzone.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Embergold by Rachelle Nelson
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Embergold

Betrayed and shattered, Gilde wakes in a crumbling mountain castle with the beast of her nightmares. Except this dragon speaks like a man and reads books.
Vivid descriptions illuminate creatures and humans alike, conjuring a wild yet accessible land where true light shines in darkness.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Demon Tide by Troy Hooker

Demon Tide

Matt’s grandfather’s mansion hides a terrifying secret, guarded by an ancient order of holy warriors. Only by trusting each other will Matt and his friends survive the Demon Tide.
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Ranger's Calling: The Fires of Wynchell by Raymond Schell

Ranger’s Calling: The Fires of Wynchell

Young Ranger Galieb Half-elfin faces many trials as he set out on his first adventure, meeting many fantastical creatures and heroes along the way.
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Above the Circle of Earth by E. Stephen Burnett
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Above the Circle of Earth

Facing enemies within and without, Brock Rivers must choose between his people’s world and the space mission, or return with his family into exile forever.
With dialectical themes, futuristic technology, and a secularized political system, Above the Circle of Earth follows the course of classical science fiction, yet fuses this tradition with Christian experience.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Outlaw Blood by Noah J. Matthews

Outlaw Blood

In a western sandscape where honor’s everything, Clye is pitted against a conquering gang that has mercy only on those willing to give a finger in sacrifice.
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Arrows and Gems by Erin Halbmaier
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Arrows and Gems

When an outlaw who believes she is a spy rescues her after a fall, Helena must decide who she trusts: the outlaw, or the unlawful regent hunting him.
Erin Halbmaier gallantly borrows from Robin Hood’s riches to begin Arrows and Gems with a twist, delivering the adventure and emotional beats of a fairy-tale retelling.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Picked Up Pieces by Amy L. Sauder

Picked Up Pieces

In the world of Unfixed, dead bodies don’t always stay dead, and the Circus of Strange Marvels isn’t about to get pinned for a murder that no longer occurred.
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CORE Deception by Jeremiah Friedli

CORE Deception

Armed with a cryptic letter, Seth embarks on a search for the valuable incognito devices—cyber master keys that can set his sister free.
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Jake Rogers' Planet by Philip Wilder
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Jake Rogers’ Planet

Jake is about to embark on a perilous adventure through an alien wilderness filled with hidden wonders and hazards.
Two-way conversations with God fit the themes of Phillip Wilder’s debut Jake Rogers’ Planet, a rare message-driven yet entertaining survival story meant to enrich young male readers.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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The Painted Fairytale by Lara d'Entremont

The Painted Fairytale

Wren Devine discovers her paintings are gateways to other worlds—one of which is haunted by a vengeful pirate and holds a homeless boy captive that she must save.
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Truth Cursed by Angie Dickenson
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Truth Cursed

Cressida is selected to join a mission to infiltrate the kingdom’s royal court. She has been thrown unceremoniously into a world of ball gowns and espionage.
Angie Dickinson spins a delightful new tale with colorful yarn from Ella Enchanted and Spy School, planted firmly in the ethos of a Victorian world.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Truthcry by Evelyn Grace

Truthcry

Thrown into a dangerous quest to save their kingdoms, a commoner and a prince must discover the truth in order to defeat the darkness.
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Sanctified by V. Romas Burton

Sanctified

With only one path to freedom, will Rae decide to follow her fate or find another?
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The Unraveling of Emlyn DuLaine by Lindsay A. Franklin
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The Unraveling of Emlyn DuLaine

Emlyn’s life is upended when she is pulled through a portal into the fantasyland of her childhood imaginings—a magical library holding the storyworlds of every story ever published.
In this cheekily meta look at young adult fiction, Lindsay A. Franklin sincerely tackles themes of grief and insecurity while providing laugh-out-loud moments.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Outlaw City by Daniel Tuituku

Outlaw City

In a dystopian alternate reality known as World City, a young man’s faith is rekindled, and he sets out on a quest to overthrow the tyrannical King and finally set the city free from his evil grasp.
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Incarnate by Antony Barone Kolenc

Incarnate

An ordinary high school senior in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, is pursued by ruthless zealots and secret government agents after he learns he may be the clone of Jesus Christ.
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The Healing Stone by John Newton

The Healing Stone

A 13th-century Spanish teen and heir to the stone of healing, wants to bring justice to the medieval world that killed his parents, but he discovers the true owners of the healing stone have other plans.
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Darkfell by Amanda Wright
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Darkfell

Armed with a cryptic map, a biscuit-loving tutor, and the brawn of his best friend, Thom Darkfell sets out to find the star daughter and lock the barrier to bind the dark realm of Zakar.
Amanda Wright balances very dark elements and heavy themes of identity, loss, and suffering with wholesome romance and unexpected humor.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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