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This is a fast-moving spy adventure built around a missing ring, a threatened witness list and a team of investigators. The case also touches on Dylan’s past.

A light investigative adventure about an aspiring young journalist, with magazine work, celebrity culture and a clue-driven search at its centre. It may suit readers who enjoy everyday tasks becoming part of a mystery.

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.

This is a speculative romance about whether a prescribed soulmate should determine a person’s life. Corin’s secrecy, difficult relationships and questions about free will create a tense setting for exploring personal choice.

This is a family-centred coming-of-age novel about unanswered questions, changing relationships and choices under medical pressure. Its emotional seriousness is moderated by humour, warmth and sympathetic characterisation.

This is a brisk family mystery built around bereavement, public scrutiny and uncertainty about who caused a parent’s death. Its strongest pull is the siblings’ effort to face painful events and question the accepted story.

Choose this for a romance-led story with mystery elements, emotional fallout and social themes. It offers a second-chance relationship alongside questions about scholarships, reputation, secrecy and whether competitive systems genuinely support young people.

A fast-moving futuristic spy thriller follows Augusta as she lives under a secret identity and confronts a violent hostage situation. Alongside action and humour, it explores family separation, responsibility after a fatal mistake, surveillance and the costs of technological progress.

A sharply relevant story about a young person whose private life has been turned into public content, offering humour and cringe alongside serious questions about consent, dignity and parental responsibility online.

This is a focused contemporary family story about children’s privacy online. It offers a plot-led way to consider sharenting, consent and the consequences when a parent’s public identity depends on children’s visibility.

A coming-of-age story about identity, belonging and disclosure, balancing painful social pressures with friendship, family love and romantic possibility. It offers a queer Mexican American protagonist whose choices are shaped by school, faith and immigration-related family separation.

A mystery-led, psychologically serious story about a teenager trying to live under a new identity while her childhood crime, family history and public scrutiny remain close behind.

This offers a tense exploration of privacy, online performance and trust, with Connie’s perspective giving the social-media issues emotional focus. It also delivers a substantial murder-and-attack thriller, rather than a gentle discussion of digital life.

This is a contemporary identity-and-relationships novel centred on the effects of an unwanted public outing. Its emotional focus is Felix’s response, alongside friendships, romance and questions of trust, forgiveness and revenge.

This is a relationship-focused speculative story about seeing possible futures and changing them through present choices. Its strongest appeal is likely the accessible time-and-technology premise, rather than richly developed character detail.

A wide-ranging fantasy mystery about diplomatic danger, family power and personal agency. Its imaginative world places telepathic animals and unusual technology alongside political conflict, environmental questions and the effects of coercive family relationships.

A humorous coming-of-age story about advice, secrecy and the disruption caused when celebrity attention enters a small-town school community. Jenny’s position between other people’s problems and her own gives the book a strong interpersonal focus.

A surveillance-focused crime adventure centres on teamwork, concealment and a dangerous theft. Its London is dominated by surveillance, while the protagonists’ attempt to remain unseen leads into murder and deceit.

A rescue adventure about finding a missing kitten, set among snowy scenery and new friendships. Its central choice involves whether the princesses should share their secret with Freya.

This is a relationship-centred story about consequences, recovery and unequal arrangements. Its central tension comes from Ted being paid to observe Erica while developing feelings for her.

A fantasy adventure about young Changers learning to manage extraordinary abilities, with Gabriella’s jaguar form creating a personal dilemma: she enjoys its power, but an uncontrolled change could expose her secret at school.

This is a celebrity-focused story about Elly’s determined pursuit of a Hollywood crush and the personal fallout from an awkward public incident. Its central movement is from excitement and ambition towards trying to recover relationships and normality.

This is a story about a young writer discovering that turning private family experience into public work can affect people she loves. It combines creative ambition with embarrassment, changing sibling closeness and a difficult ethical choice.

A tense relationship mystery about betrayal, exclusion and the consequences of sharing or threatening to share private material. The disappearance and uncomfortable discoveries move the story beyond a straightforward romance.

This is a story about private writing, family expectations and a journey that does not go to plan. Owen’s efforts to control the situation meet questions about honesty, responsibility and his granddad’s changing behaviour.