The God Game by Danny Tobey

Charlie and his friends think it's just an AR game, until it starts having effects in real life. Things go right - and wrong - depending on how they perform in the Game. Still, it can't make them kill people, can it? Not unless they want to...

Blog Tour: The Moon Hunters by Anya Pavelle

Welcome to the blog tour for this heart pounding new book! Anya was kind enough to stop by and give us some advice for writers. Especially appropriate now as Nanowrimo is on!

Jane Anonymous by Laurie Faria Stolarz

Then: Jane was snatched and wakes up alone in a small room.
Now: Jane pours her heart out on paper, trying to make sense of everything that's happened.

Keystone by Katie Delahanty

In a world ruled by social media standing, Ella must fight to determine her own value.

Chosen by Kiersten White

Nina is still struggling with her Slayer abilities as the stakes continue to rise.

Queen of Coin and Whispers by Helen Corcoran

Lia's uncle has run the kingdom into the ground with his excesses, allowing his ministers to run roughshod over the country. Lia is determined to turn things around. Her new spymaster may be able to help, but as the threads of conflict tangle around them, will they emerge unscathed?

Jinxed by Amy McCulloch

The future has never felt closer in this fun novel for teens and tweens.

Don't let the Beasties escape this Book! by Julie Berry

What an absolutely beautiful picture book.

Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao

A desperate princess strikes a deal with a notorious conman to regain control of her empire in the first of a new fantasy series.

Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim

Unexpectedly rescued from her life aboard a debtor's ship, Amara dedicates her life to vengeance against the man who put her there.

The Wives by Tarryn Fisher

Thursday thought she was happy with her husband's other two wives. Until she finds out something she wasn't supposed to, and her perfect world starts falling down around her...

We Survivors by LJ Thomas

After each thinking they're the last one left alive, a group of teens discover they have something startling in common after the apparent end of the world.

Monsters and Mythical Creatures from Around the World by Heather Frigiola

Hundreds of Creatures from around the world, sorted by place of origin and explained carefully.

The Pretenders by Rebecca Hanover

Emma and her Similiar friends continue to struggle against the crazy plans of their creator and guardian.

The Princess Rules by Philippa Gregory

Princess Florizella lives in a fairytale world, but she is Not A Proper Princess. After all, a Princess is just a Prince with extra Ssss...

Kitchen Witchcraft: Crystal Magic by Rachel Patterson

A wonderful guide to the world of crystals, with everything you need whether you're a new witch, an experienced practitioner, or just want something pretty to put in your home.

Crown of Oblivion by Julie Eshbaugh

Shades of The Hunger Games as Astrid runs a dangerous race that might elevate her social standing...or might leave her broken or dead along the way.

The Rise of Magicks by Nora Roberts

Magical and mundane armies collide in the last of the trilogy set after the end of the world.




Third books of trilogys are tricky. It's hard to wrap everything up nicely, while still having a good story, and maybe leaving a couple of threads in case you want to expand the world afterwards. It's a fine line and sadly, for me at least, this one doesn't make it.

Off the Grid by John Hunt

Police Detective Jodie is called in on a missing child case. All the clues point to the town hermit, a disfigured man who lives out in the woods far from town. Jodie doesn't think he's guilty, but he's certainly involved...

Things can Only get Better by David M Barnett

Left adrift when his beloved wife died, Arthur moved into a disused chapel in the cemetery grounds and took up a job as groundskeeper. He lives a solitary life and enjoys it. Or at least, doesn't hate it. Actually, he doesn't feel much of anything these days. Irritation at the local teens, who are always taking short cuts through the graveyard. Fear and worry, when he learns that the council plans to move part of the graveyard and destroy his chapel to build housing for asylum seekers. As anger grows in the local community, Arthur and the group of disaffected teens who have befriended him must decide what's worth fighting for, and what should be left in the past.