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Trent Reedy
This is a politically charged war thriller that gives competing state and federal positions some strength while showing how quickly resistance, loyalty and justice become morally difficult.
Liz Kessler
Choose this for a reader who enjoys high-seas adventure, mermaids, treasure hunts, riddles and brisk action. The story also offers a character-led exploration of identity, friendship, prejudice and belonging.
Ben Oliver
Expect a fast-moving, high-threat story centred on escape, survival and the choices Luka makes when prison control collapses. Its imaginative future setting is paired with frightening creatures, bodily danger and questions about justice.
Joelle Charbonneau
This is a tense dystopian story about selection, survival and uncertainty, pairing a damaged future society with a personal struggle over whether affection and trust can coexist.
Stephanie Perry Moore
This is a faith-centred sports story about entering unfamiliar surroundings while facing racism, social pressure and difficult choices. Its strongest focus appears to be how Perry understands identity, belonging and responsibility through a Christian lens.
Susannah Appelbaum
Expect a dark fantasy quest built around poison, healing, magic and political tyranny. The book offers wry humour and ghoulish imagery, but its elaborate style and complicated plotting may make sustained reading effort worthwhile.
Lesley Parr
A promising discussion choice for a reader interested in fairness and resisting other people's expectations.
Brian Conaghan
A discussion choice for a reader interested in friendship and unfairness, with care around debt and criminal choices.
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