Elite, Kristen Young
Elite explores parallels to the early Church, beautifully intertwining faith and action in this high-stakes post-apocalyptic adventure.
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Rise of the Earthborn, Emma Buenen
Societal intrigue plus steampunk flair and a dash of romance help make Emma Buenen’s Rise of the Earthborn a solid extra-biblical adventure.
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The Wonderland Trials, Sara Ella
Although indebted to a classic, The Wonderland Trials is inventive and colorful in its own right, abundantly able to charm and to intrigue.
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Tilly, Frank E. Peretti
Written in 1986, Frank E. Peretti’s novelette Tilly may feel melodramatic to today’s readers, but remains a tearful tale of brokenness and redemption.
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The Governess of Greenmere, Paul Leone
Obscure Arthurian and Celtic references blend with biblical imagery and high heroism in this brief yet old-souled story.
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Jabberwock's Curse, R.V. Bowman
In Jabberwock’s Curse, R.V. Bowman blends different elements from Lewis Carroll’s classic into a quick-paced coming-of age story whose three heroes must learn who they were created to be.
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Blood Secrets, Morgan L. Busse
Blood Secrets charts a satisfying conclusion to the Skyworld duology, with dashing prose that draws readers into this world of steam and mystery.
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100 Cupboards, N. D. Wilson
With thoughtful narrative voice and emotional honesty, N. D. Wilson’s 100 Cupboards (2007) opens doors to worlds of mystery and adventure.
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The Choice, Bradley Caffee
Bradley Caffee’s tight prose makes The Choice a quick Empire Strikes Back–style dystopian sequel that is difficult to resist.
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