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Memories of Lucinda Eco by Scott T. Barnes

Memories of Lucinda Eco

In the brutally magnificent desert of Baja, California, Lucinda seeks to master the mystical Beyond in order to reverse a witch’s curse on her grandmother.
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Quest of Fire: Devastation by Brett Armstrong

Quest of Fire: Devastation

The Commonwealth is crumbling and a teen must choose between saving those he loves or the Commonwealth he serves.
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Jabin Kainos and the Slated Revelations by Vince Mancuso

Jabin Kainos and the Slated Revelations

Jabin’s mission is clear: take down the puppet master behind the Manifests—and maybe save Jabin’s friends in the process.
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Windward on the Sea of Fire by Tripp Berry

Windward on the Sea of Fire

The group circles the Pacific Ocean, trying to get away from their White Spider pursuers, until they’re eventually caught in a blockade trap and must figure out how to survive.
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Silver Blood by Grace R. Pringle

Silver Blood

In a land divided and under constant assault, the lives of three friends diverge and intersect again; one path leads to safety and hope, another to power, death, and despair.
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Fire from Ashes by Jessica Barberi

Fire from Ashes

A military deserter forms an unlikely bond with a young dragon in a brutal empire where defiance means death.
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Before the Fire Burns by Timothy Benefield

Before the Fire Burns

A young man embarks on a quest for justice after airship pirates kill his brother.
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Interstice Undone by J. J. Johnson, Jason C. Joyner, Steve Rzasa

Interstice Undone

Three story worlds from authors J. J. Johnson, Jason C. Joyner, and Steve Rzasa are launched at each other with thrilling and hilarious results.
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The Nightmare Virus by Nadine Brandes
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The Nightmare Virus

When dream technology goes wrong, a virus spreads across the globe, trapping people in a universal dreamscape.
Nadine Brandes masterfully crafts a vivid dreamscape where wicked battles rage but hope cannot be extinguished.
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Where Darkness Cannot Follow by A. M. Daylin

Where Darkness Cannot Follow

Two wholesome heroes seek a lost divine power through a monster-ridden canyon.
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Anointed by Jason C. Joyner

Anointed

Christian teen superheroes must forgive and use their powers in unity to defeat a darkness engulfing San Francisco.
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The Bond of the Sword by Travis Perry

The Bond of the Sword

A father recounts the events that led to brutal combat in the Second Dragon War, starting with his entry into the Tournament of Swords as a teen.
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Game On by H. L. Burke

Game On

A group of underdog teens with supervillain parents band together to compete in the first ever Sable Games, a competition for superpowered teens.
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The Sparrow and the Stream by F. C. Shultz

Sparrow and the Stream

Naive to the outside world, like her closed-circuit flying robot companion, Sparrow must conquer her fears and leave home to search for her mom.
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Lion Warrior by James R. Hannibal
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Lion Warrior

With time running out, Connor, Teegan, and Aaron attempt to recover the dagger, and Kara helps the Airguard train a new corps of soldiers—windfighters—in their own bid to change the war’s tide.
With its accessible style and vivid RPG-inspired imaginations, Lion Warrior slowly builds into an epic finale for the Lightraider Academy series.
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Brightstar: Energematrice6 by Jared N. Michaud

Brightstar: Energematrice6

When Nate is unexpectedly transported to another universe, his perceived disability is transformed into a near superpower.
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Zodak: The Last Shielder by Max Moyer

Zodak: The Last Shielder

A great evil awakens. Dark hordes are on the march. In a world desperate for a hero, can an outcast be enough?
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The Chaos Grid, Lindsey Lewellen
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The Chaos Grid

The Plex is endangering its citizens by legalizing a deadly nano drug, and Juniper’s family needs her help to deliver the counteragent.
Lyndsey Lewellen’s near-futuristic The Chaos Grid turns the familiar landscape of Texas into a quick-paced post-apocalyptic journey.
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Crimson River Yard by Tripp Berry

Crimson River Yard

If you’re left for dead and held a prisoner all alone, in constant danger of painful injuries and death, how do you possibly hold onto hope?
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The Pilgrim's Progress Reloaded, David Umstattd

The Pilgrim’s Progress Reloaded

The Pilgrim’s Progress is a classic story of redemption, allegory, and theological poignancy. It’s also a story with a total lack of robots, space marines, or talking platypuses. So we fixed that.
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Truth Bearer by Althea Damgaard

Truth Bearer

Versont and Rhoanda must face her family and a kingdom in turmoil to keep a promise to a dying king while remembering who they are in the Light.
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Avarice by E. N. Chaffin

Avarice

When a vampire attacks Azana in her own home, she’s certain death is the only outcome—until the legendary Wyraj hunter, Lavanya, saves her.
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Lawless by Alli Prince

Lawless

Inspired by the Book of Judges, watch as Donumdonair chooses the most unlikely heroes to show down with demons, triumph over armies, and fight raging galactic battles.
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The Wall by Brian Penn
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The Wall

Asher is faced with an impossible task: impersonate a talented Zion soldier and risk his life in the Canonization, a brutal gladiator duel against a champion who never loses.
Brian Penn blends familiar YA dystopian themes with Christian heroes who wrestle with the implications of their violent resistance.
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