In a serene town, Breksta’s idyllic childhood shatters when soldiers disrupt her picnic, forcing a hasty departure. At the Academy, governed by cruelty, she finds solace in roommate Hestia. United by a yearning for freedom, they promise escape from death’s grip. A deadly disaster unveils a hidden past, linking Breksta’s identity to the world’s future. $0.99 on Kindle.

In a not-so-distant future where Earth’s dominion has been usurped by a coalition of genetically enhanced cockroaches and serpentine overlords wielding control over AI and robotics, humanity teeters on the brink of annihilation. Amidst this dire backdrop, emerges an unexpected hero Geeta, a young Dalit, a low-caste, orphan girl.

“Devi’s Game” is an electrifying young adult sci-fi novel that propels readers through a spellbinding odyssey across time and space.
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In her senior year at Coleman High School, Jordyn Williams embarks on a crash course in the unforgiving world of adulthood. Juggling the hectic demands of school, sports, and work, Jordyn often finds herself at her wits end.

These challenges intensify as Jordyn befriends Tamera, a new schoolmate who finds herself the target of a ruthless bully. Bent on helping, Jordyn comes to Tameras aid and takes the younger girl under her wing. Her act of kindness and bravery radiates through the school. Seen as a beacon of trust, Jordyn quickly finds herself a confidant among her peers. Inundated by a bully, a callous principal, and an egocentric coach, Jordyn wages an uphill battle for those she holds dear.

Despite her committed diligence, Jordyns valiant efforts are ignored. In the face of overwhelming adversity, she must summon every ounce of courage and resilience to navigate the rocky path forward. And if the trials of adolescence weren’t enough, the merciless final exam delivers a shattering blow that will forever alter her life. Free on Kindle.

15-year-old Naomi struggles to find her place in the world until Emmeline and Wren Blackwell come into her life. A new school, close friends for the first time in her life, a production of Alice in Wonderland, and a fresh start for her and her guardian Matt, Naomi is finally getting a taste of what it feels like to fit in.

That is until she is swept into a forbidden relationship with her best friends older brother that quickly spirals beyond her control. Trying to keep her head above water, Naomi juggles hardship after hardship as she fights to maintain her secret and her newfound sense of normalcy. Will she break, or shatter the glass? $0.99 on Kindle.

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The school menace, Murk, has it out for Alex, but his low-level meanness turns into something far more sinister after a chance encounter. When Alex finds a massive beat-up dog left behind by Murk and his gang in the woods, he realizes that the dog is special. As Alex and the dog, Shade, forge an unbreakable telepathic bond, their destinies become intertwined with forces beyond their understanding. $0.99 on Kindle.

It’s the final semester of high school, right before three best friends follow their own paths and later careers.

Sarah Sullivan, the future valedictorian, has the choice between two Ivy League schools, but a doctor diagnoses a family member with a heartbreaking disease.

Alice White thrives backstage in drama club and plans to play it safe, when she learns about her past.

And Makayla Kissoon, captain and star of the lacrosse team, doesnt care where she ends up as long as she can play her sport, until an injury shatters her dream.

The girls have been unlikely friends for years, ever since they created a book club in seventh grade. But now they separate and go on their own way. With only one term left till graduation, they have to choose if theyll remain long-term friends or not. Free on Kindle.

In 90s California there is no hotter star in pop culture than Brad Pitt. And Bradley Pitt—a Filipino-American teen who shares the star’s name while growing up in Los Angeles—could not feel more different from the handsome actor that exudes confidence and charisma, which are two qualities Bradley is sure he lacks.

As Bradley deals with the complex emotions of life, his therapist instructs him to write letters to his best friend, Sammie. Through these letters, Bradley unveils all that happened the summer that his whole world was changed.

How far out of Bradley’s comfort zone was he willing to step? What did he do when he realized who he truly loved, but maybe a moment too late?

And when it all came down to what hadn’t been said that summer, did Bradley take the easy path or was he too afraid to face the fear of rejection?

The Unsaid Summer is a bittersweet, literary, coming-of-age story permeated with Bradley’s raw sense of longing for acceptance: acceptance from the girl he has a crush on, acceptance from his parents, and mostly—as a young man that often feels as though he doesn’t fit amongst his peers and in society—acceptance from himself.

With a cast of remarkably crafted, wonderfully diverse, and memorable characters, The Unsaid Summer takes readers on a nostalgic ride of love, self-discovery, and heartache as the reader learns all that Bradley left unsaid that summer. Free on Kindle.