After surviving the harrowing experience of the Dust Bowl, Callie LeRoux feels invincible. She has her life figured out and loves her stylish job at a film company, where she can live the fast life in the glamourous era of the 1920s. Despite her success, she cannot let this distract her from her true mission, finding her mother. She finds herself tangled up in a world of magic, caught in between conflicting fairy clans.
Emma's life is not going so well at the moment; she can't get along with her step-father, her grades are failing and the only person she seems to connect with is Caleb, a boy with a terrible reputation. She longs to be comforted by her mother, but Emma's mom is brain dead, only kept alive by life support in order to bring a baby to term. Emma's grief has caused her to withdraw from the world, but Caleb, who has suffered his own tragedy, appears to be the only person who can make Emma feel alive again. Will she allow Caleb to help her heal?
When Josh goes to his uncle Larry's house to escape the past, funny things are bound to happen. Larry is a happy-go-lucky person who teaches karate. Josh has left behind his two best friends and his parents and moved four hours away. He leaves behind his haunting past which he hopes to forget. His uncle, who is completely Jackie Chan obsessed, helps Josh see the good in himself. Josh finds the positive in his journey by falling in like with a girl. The girl's name is Stella and she has a jealous boyfriend named Britt. Stella helps Josh live with his past and move on.
In the second book of the series, Wren is finally free of the dome, but the outside world is not the paradise everyone thought it would be. She constantly blames herself for the deaths of many of her friends and is determined to protect those that have survived. This becomes a problem when they encounter rovers, who have weapons that can kill from a distance. Not only does Wren worry about the people she strives to protect, she also worries about the ones still inside the dome. Did they survive the explosions that flooded the mines?
The Osiris Curse is the second book in the Tweed and Nightingale Adventure series by Paul Crilley, which centers around two teenage detectives in London. The story follows Sebastian Tweed and Octavia Nightingale's investigation of the death of Nikola Tesla, the infamous engineer credited with inventing the Tesla coil. While investigating the crime, they find a potential correlation between the murder of Tesla and the disappearance of Nightingale's mother. Along the way, the friends encounter romance, secrets, villains, and new friends.
Hanging in the Stars starts off when Andrew accepts workout lessons from one of the toughest neighborhood guys, Cruz. In return, Andrew begins to tutor Cruz’s younger sister, Maya, in English.
Alice is just getting over her parent's death. She is slowly building her new family, yet she still shields her heart. A part of her is afraid. At some point that part of her is taken over by Zombie Alice. It’s her dark side. The dark side sends her life spiraling into more madness. The slayers are falling apart.
When an orphaned girl named Samantha gets an opportunity to meet her mom, she takes it. She goes with two men and a giant she doesn't know to another world to meet the person who abandoned her on a doorstep, but it is a much bigger adventure than she expected. She has to fight vampires, werewolves, and she discovers something special and amazing about herself and her mother.
Ethan Chase has done everything he can to stay out of the Faery world. That is until his girlfriend was given the Sight and he found out that his sister, the Iron Queen, had a son Keirran. But Keirran disappears to try and find a cure for the Fade to save the one he loves, and the only person who can find him is Ethan. The only question is, will Ethan find Keirran before he destroys everything in Faery?
