Lozen is a Killer of Enemies. She is a hired hand for the Ones, the four rulers who run Haven. Lozen's job is to kill the monsters that lurk outside of Haven's protective wall. The only thing is, Lozen has to do it if she wants the Ones to let her family live. They already killed her Uncle and Father. Lozen has special powers that help her fight the monsters, and her captors.
When Sadie moves to Plainfield Community High School, she wants to change herself and be interesting . . . even if that means lying. After meeting a girl that has a deathly allergy to peanuts, Sadie knows exactly how she will become different. At her new school, she tells everybody she has an allergy to peanuts and if she eats anything containing peanuts, she could potentially die. This white lie keeps growing and growing and she starts to wonder how much longer she can keep doing it. Will it affect her relationship with not only her new friends but also her new boyfriend?
Savanna Christy is your average, rebellious, preacher's, teenage daughter, until he appeared. Savanna and her friends were performing a satanic séance in an abandoned hotel when something came after them, dragging her away. Luckily for her, Daniel (a spirit trapped between this world and the next) helps her escape. From that point on, he is the center of her world. But when the doors to Hell open nothing is as it seems and Savanna quickly finds herself in a dangerous position.
Rooftoppers starts as a different kind of story, a memory of a girl named Sophie. It all begins with a strange cello case drifting in the sea after a ship wreck. As fate would have it, a scholar by the name of Charles was also stranded at sea as a result of the shipwreck. While drifting by the cello case, he saw something. Imagine the astonishment he must have felt when, after inspecting the case, he finds a small girl safely tucked away inside the case.
When she was just three years old, Eden Larson's parents were arrested for serial killing. Now a young adult, she has no knowledge of this dark past. Renamed Olivia by her adoptive parents, she lives the life of a privileged socialite, doing volunteer work and attending parties. This all changes when the media finds out that she is the long-lost Eden Larson, and the reputations of her family and fiance are threatened. Olivia leaves her home and moves to Cainsville, where she works with the sneaky lawyer Gabriel to figure out whether her parents are in fact guilty of murder.
Have you ever been bullied? Ever felt that soul wrenching loneliness that seems to engulf your every thought? Sarah Meadows felt that exact same way all because of the the port-wine stain that covers her cheek. The novel,Stained, written by Cheryl Rainfield is a story about Sarah, the seventeen-year-old girl who thought her life couldn't get any worse until one day everything came crushing down onto her.
This story tells the tale of a typical red-blooded American young teenage girl. Calixte, like most teenagers, goes through many highs and lows until she finally accepts and "finds" herself. Unfortunately, she doesn’t always make the best choices when it comes to boys. Calixte is oblivious that while she was busy fratenising with her ex-boyfriend, her "true" love was undergoing serious mental distraught, and that their love was capable of changing his playboy ways.
Once Upon a Road Trip by Anglia N. Blount is about a girl named Angie. She is a typical high school student. Angie goes on a road trip after she graduates high school. She decides that she needs to learn more about herself, and that is supposedly what this road trip is for. Angie pans for her route to go from Minnesota to Alabama and back.
Sixteen-year-old Sonata Wilde has her own fair share of secrets but there is one secret that all prisoners in The Cell have together. They aren’t human and as mythical creatures they can relate to one another but Sonata has had enough. At 16 she decides to break away from her captivity, tasting the freedom that is so close yet so far away at the same time. Her goal is trying to find a life Beyond the Cell with a couple of people she can claim as are her friends but are they really? Unfortunately, not all things go according to plan. Love, friends
Lucy had always been told not to sing, for disaster would strike. But the allure of music takes her on All Hallow's Eve. Upon singing, she is whisked away into danger. Not only that, she also discovers that she is a Chantress, a spell-singer. She is the last Chantress alive, for all the others had been hunted and killed. Now, with everyone's lives on her shoulders, Lucy must find a way to defeat the Lord Protector and release his powerful grip from England. Her only problem is the Shadowgrims, the mind-reading hunters bent on destroying Chantresses.
