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Maura Milan
A fast-moving space adventure follows a captured outlaw forced into service by the power that destroyed her home. Ia’s escape plans become tangled with new friendships and questions of loyalty.
Mark Walden
This is a resistance adventure built around a global threat, a sabotage mission and a betrayal. It continues events from the earlier Earthfall story.
Liz Braswell
A fantasy mystery about an independent-minded Alice, with photography setting the strange events in motion. It may suit readers drawn to a familiar Wonderland revisited through a new predicament.
Emmy Laybourne
This is a tense survival adventure built around separation, environmental danger and competing attempts to reach safety. Its strongest through-line is how young characters organise, protect more vulnerable people and respond to threats.
Gemma Malley
A tense finale about people living under relentless observation, where popularity becomes a form of currency and failing to report regularly can have deadly consequences. Personal freedom, loyalty and resistance drive the situation.
Christine Heppermann
This is an intense, image-rich poetry collection that turns familiar tales inside out. Its poems confront damaging expectations while making room for anger, humour, self-questioning and resistance.
Sarah J. Maas
This is a fast-moving, multi-viewpoint fantasy about reclaiming identity and home while organising resistance. It offers intricate alliances, revenge, magic, romance and emotionally charged confrontations rather than a standalone entry point.
Marissa Meyer
This is a fast-moving science-fiction fairy-tale reworking, centred on determined young characters facing divided loyalties, prejudice, identity and difficult choices about power. Its adventure is accompanied by graphic violence, frightening attackers, torture, deaths and some romantic and drinking-related content.
Vicki Blum
This is a magical rescue adventure in which Arica responds to the unicorns’ call and confronts a threat to their world. Expect fantasy creatures, danger, loyalty and a child making consequential choices.
A. Bello
Expect fast-moving fantasy adventure: Emily and her friends train, discover powers and attempt a dangerous rescue while war approaches. Family tensions and questions of trust sit alongside battles and emotional uncertainty.
Deborah Ellis
This is a tense, compassionate story about a child taking responsibility in a dangerous society. It combines family survival, Afghan history, women’s restricted freedoms and moments of hope, while leaving Parvana’s immediate future unresolved.
P. J Canning
This is a team-centred science-fiction adventure about young people confronting the organisation responsible for transforming one of them. Expect secret missions, superhuman and alien abilities, technology, fights and an urgent threat affecting millions.
Tahereh Mafi
This is supplementary, perspective-driven fiction: Warner’s novella follows his fixation on Juliette and conflict with the Supreme Commander, while Adam’s centres on protecting Juliette, Kenji and his brother during resistance preparations.
Richelle Mead
This is a romantic fantasy about a displaced young woman pursuing financial freedom while navigating a marriage system, covert investigations and a brewing rebellion. Mira’s resourcefulness and moral independence drive the story, alongside danger, social pressure and attraction.
Walter Sorrells
A tense young-adult thriller about abuse, betrayal and escape, with Oz writing letters to his dead father as he confronts an abusive home life and a dangerous institution.
Teri Terry
This offers a tense, puzzle-like story about identity, memory and competing political demands. Its appeal lies in uncertainty and twists, while its mood is notably darker and more violent than the preceding book.
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