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Jenni Hendriks, Ted Caplan
A comic, emotionally purposeful journey about reproductive choice, friendship and self-presentation. It gives substantial attention to the practical and emotional hurdles around abortion while using road-trip mishaps to explore growing confidence.
Jason Chabot
This is a speculative survival adventure built around two sharply unequal worlds. Its appeal lies in the meeting of Hokk and Elia, mysteries about their societies, and a journey that gradually connects personal survival with wider conflict.
John Stephens
A fast-moving historical crime novel with alternating viewpoints, moral uncertainty and romantic tension. Caitlin’s determination drives a search through sharply unequal New York, while William’s divided loyalties complicate ideas of justice and personal change.
Wendy Cross
A tense, twist-led survival mystery for readers who enjoy competing viewpoints, dangerous games and uncertainty about whom to trust. Its strongest pull is the combination of personal desperation and escalating threat.
Natasha Carthew
A bleak, lyrical survival story that combines a flooded social landscape with a dangerous escape. Its strongest material appears to be the evolving bond between Kel and Rose, though the style and rushed plotting may divide readers.
Kerry Drewery
This offers a fast-moving mystery built around public voting, televised punishment and an apparently guilty teenager. Its strongest appeal is suspense; its central interest lies in questioning who controls justice and whose story gets believed.
Geraldine McCaughrean
A tense political-disaster adventure about a servant suddenly given public power, with shifting accounts of events and difficult choices about trust, responsibility and survival.
Varsha Shah
This is an action-led story about a young aspiring journalist and friends using a newspaper to investigate a threatened slum. Its strongest appeal is the combination of friendship, initiative and social stakes.
Elizabeth Laird
This is a serious, emotionally intense survival story about two boys whose very different family circumstances bring them into the same vulnerable community. Friendship and mutual dependence are central, alongside stark social hardship.
Jess Mowry
A historical ghost mystery with strong atmosphere: Remi and Niya investigate a repeated murder, a missing child and a house connected to an old crime, while confronting a dangerous supernatural world.
Georgia Blain
A tense speculative mystery about identity, trust and social advantage. Fern’s precarious present contrasts with an uncertain, genetically shaped past, giving the story a strong personal question alongside its survival-driven plot.
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