Stay current with Young Adult books that blend romance, mystery, fantasy, and coming-of-age themes. These fresh YA releases spotlight bold voices and unforgettable journeys. Perfect for teens and adults who love modern Young Adult fiction.
DeathCon
by Nzondi
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Cozy Coleman thought the worst thing she’d survive was heartbreak. While performing necro-tainment at the zombie horror convention DeathCon, an outbreak erupts. A military rescue reveals her dead boyfriend is alive and undercover. Furious, grieving, and still in love, Cozy fights beside him as the ship descends into chaos.
Love & Baseball
by Jaime Jo Wright & Chloe JoAnne
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Brielle has never wanted a boyfriend. She’s happy with her book boyfriends–purely fictional, right? Easy to maintain. She’s also not a huge fan of sports, except baseball. Not playing it. No. Again, books and cozy afternoons are her thing.
The Thirteenth Cagebreaker
by Melissa Jean Vallejos
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Roe Kettler is a dock girl who wasn’t supposed to survive Cantara Academy. Stay quiet. Stay grateful. Perform just enough magic to justify her scholarship—never enough to threaten anyone. Then the Designating Stone marked her amethyst. The thirteenth in three hundred years. And now everyone wants to know what she is. Enter Blaise Arcement.
A Stage Set for Villains
by Shannon J. Spann
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The performers of the Playhouse are as worshipped as they are feared, their enchanting shows bending hearts, minds, and even reality itself. Vicious, godlike, lethal. Eighteen-year-old Riven Hesper knows the dangers better than anyone, after her own encounter with a Player resulted in a curse that is slowly killing her.
Tell Me in Secret
by Mercedes Ron
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Kamila Hamilton has her two best friends back in her life. The problem is that Taylor and Thiago Di Bianco aren’t just friends anymore. They’re so much more. Thiago takes her breath away. Taylor will never let her down.
Defiant (Dryden High Series Book 5)
by Randi Rigby
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Jesse Evans has it all figured out. Porsche. Perfect waves. Senior year freedom in sunny California. At least, that’s what he tells himself while dodging his father’s texts about custody battles and mandatory New York relocations.
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