Enter a world of ancient legends and modern love in this enchanting YA fantasy by Katie M. John, winner of The Kindle Book Review Reviewer’s Choice Award 2013. Seventeen-year-old Mina Singer falls for the handsome and mysterious Blake Beldevier, leading her into a magical Arthurian world filled with magic, evil, and deadly secrets. As Mina delves deeper into the forest, she discovers that life and death are all a matter of the choices that are made in this captivating tale of adventure and romance.

In “A Braver Version of Me,” a shy outcast finds herself falling for the most popular guy in school, despite her strict parents’ rules against dating. As the headmaster’s son and the Student Body President, he’s definitely off-limits. But when he starts showing interest in her, she wonders if there’s a chance he likes her back. This sweet, contemporary romance is the first book in a nine-book series filled with flirting, blushing, and kisses in the woods, but no swearing, nudity, or sex.

In a small town filled with secrets, Jesse and Lori set out to unravel the mystery, but soon find themselves in danger when a friend goes missing. As Jesse’s curiosity turns to obsession, she realizes the town isn’t as welcoming as she once thought and seeks revenge. With a virtual target on her back, she’s determined to uncover the truth, even if it comes crashing down around her. This full-length novel with a mild cliff-hanger ending can be read as a stand-alone or as a lead-in to the second book.

In “Torn Between Normal and Safe,” Teagan Kavanagh struggles to adjust to her new life after the tragic death of her parents. Battling epilepsy and the challenges of starting public school, she faces the difficult decision of playing it safe or risking everything to be normal. Will she choose to embrace the unknown or continue to live in fear?

In the dystopian world of Craigluy, Emma is the last teenager alive, and everyone wants to know why. As she rebels against the oppressive rules, she struggles with a dangerous secret her family is hiding. With new friends and a budding romance, Emma must make a life-changing decision that could have disastrous consequences for everyone. This intriguing fantasy novel by L. J. Epps is a must-read for fans of The Hunger Games and the Divergent Trilogy.

In the thrilling dystopian novel “Wonderfall,” AI Calista must rebuild the population through grueling competitions, and Carter is selected to compete. As he uncovers disturbing secrets, he must choose between seeking the truth and saving his friend, in a story that will keep you guessing until the very last page.

Heather Baker finds hope and inspiration in the timeless wisdom of fairy tales, which has helped her navigate through difficult times. Through three transformative experiences in her life, Heather’s loosely biographical tales, including a poignant journey with a tarot reader and finding her place in the world, capture the magic and deeper meaning of life. “The Girl Who Believed in Fairy Tales” is a prelude to a collection of contemporary fairy tale retellings for those who have already left home, including novellas like “Beautiful Beautiful” and “Dreaming of the Sea”.