young adult

  • Secret Magic by Evie Blake

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    A magic spell gone wrong, an ancient demon with a penchant for mischief, and three young witches who are in more trouble than they can handle.

    My name is Emily Fairchild and in all my sixteen years I never imagined that magic was real. That is, until my best friend discovered a mysterious notebook filled with runes and magic spells, and the most popular girl in school turned out to be a real-life witch.

    As a result of a horrible magical accident, we’re now stuck with a six-thousand-year-old demon who acts like a teenage boy with a really bad attitude and is trapped in our dimension.

    And somehow it’s all my fault. So, until we figure out how to get rid of him, I have to babysit a demon who now lives in my room, reads my diary, eats all my food, and stalks blonde underwear models online.

    How did my life ever get so complicated?

  • Sinners and Saints by AmBeAr Shellea

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    Vylette Echo is a spunky college student who goes from a nightmare come true to an offer she won’t refuse. Join Vylette as she fights for her life and her freedom after she is jumped, blindfolded and kidnapped from the only life she knows. Another twist of fate lands her before Dorrian Buchanan, a tall handsome millionaire who deals in the buying of woman. Once in his custody, things are not what they seem. Now she knows the truth and is presented with a proposal. Whatever her choice, it won’t be an easy one. The hour is upon her, she has made her decision. It is time to begin what promises not only to be a dangerous life, but if all goes well, one with many rewards, including the man who has her heart in the breast pocket of his suit.

  • The Lucky Prisoner by Tomi Farrell

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    It all began on that day.

    With her entire family behind bars, Ella’s new life begins as a freshman at Stanford University in California. Despite her wish to live a normal life again, it appears she is still heavily cursed by her “luckiest” day, the day of her mother’s infamous lottery win two years ago. She discovers, in an act that feels like déjà vu, that someone has stolen five million dollars from the trust in her name.

    Reunited with her high school crush, North Dakota State Police Detective Zachary Lake, Ella is determined to solve the mystery and defeat this new evil.

  • Special Minds by Ally K.

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    “If I could split my mind, make another me, would I just see myself like in a mirror? Or would I see through two sets of eyes? And if one of us died, would it feel like me? Could I keep on living? Or wouldn’t I feel anything at all?”
    Millicent Kale, a seventeen-year-old girl, as ordinary as it can get, or so she thinks. Confused in her own life she seeks understanding. And only one could give it to her, until the day that person dies. Overwhelmed with grief and sadness, Millicent is standing in her own way to a happy life. However an unbelievable incident turns her life upside down, showing her that she’s much more unique and special than she ever thought possible.
    Milly loves her job, but after her boss retires, the new CEO turns her life from control to chaos. Will this change affect her life forever?
    “Special Minds”, a love story, with fantasy parts that make the story work. You’ll find fun sidekicks and an irresistible billionaire MC.

  • Wooden Bell from the Past: A Novella by David Richard

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    Dream of 19th century; became true in 21st century.

    Despite a serial killer is killing people in New York; everyone is living their normal life except some of his victims.

    New York is the second name of success and for success hungry people; this is the first name of home. Two people – Jeff and Nancy – running on the same track with the same goal.

    Jeff is a street performer and he is playing guitar out of that building where Nancy works. Nancy has fallen in love with that guitar man on the first day of her job. She was thinking that he will be the only main reason for her to work here but she was wrong. After 3 days of her job, she was looking outside from the window of her building to see that guitar man as she used to, but that day New York was little different – little windy and little sunny. There was a true 17 to 18 years old New Yorker wearing a very loose dirty white shirt, a very loose dirty brown coat, a brown bow tie, also tied a white kerchief on his neck, and a brown cowboy hat. He introduced himself as Harvey Wilson.

    That mysterious boy Harvey Wilson has opened only two of his mystery in front of them; First, this is 19th century – and second, he is selling this wooden bell which his father was selling and it protects family.

  • Living for 19th Century’s Father by David Richard

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    A serial killer is killing people in New York by his vehicle. News has given him the name “Hit and Run Serial Killer.”

    Harvey’s father was selling wooden toys including wooden bells in 18th century but he was unable to sell enough to provide basic living to his family – until the day came when he gave his wooden bell to a seriously ill man and he had been alright by next morning. People started buying his wooden bells with a hope that this thing will protect their families. But as he died, people started taking his son and his wooden bell as a jinx.

    Harvey’s parents were died at the age of 14 and he was alone in 19th century. He never stopped trying to sell his father’s wooden bells but no one ever sold after his father. He realized later that this thing cannot protect anyone’s family but at the age of 50, he had a dream that this thing will protect families one day.

  • Shepherds: Awakening by Damian Connolly

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    Aisling Shepherd’s life is permanently changed when she’s thrust into a fantastical world that seems to parallel our own. One where the rules aren’t quite the same and reality is what you make it. Hundreds and thousands of people live there – most of them blissfully unaware that they’re already dead.And being fed on.Nevertheless, Aisling can see those dark parasites, and they can see her. She soon finds herself fleeing from a swarm of the creatures intent on draining her very existence. But will she succeed?Will her father, a man that disappeared from her life when he abandoned her years ago, save her? Can she come to terms with why he did what he felt he had to do? Blood is speaking and she now has to see if she has what it takes to live up to her name.If she accepts, it’ll break her, and she’ll have to sacrifice everything. But she’s a Shepherd, and countless people are depending on her.

  • Synth: Severed by Z. Labuschagne L.M Du Preez

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    Poppy and Mila have been friends since grade two, but the separation of university has weakened their strong relationship. Clinging to the once indestructible friendship, Mila flies to Los Angeles to visit Poppy. But from Poppy’s edgy new look, to the peculiar location of their meeting—a nightclub called Synth in the heart of the city—it’s troublingly apparent that there’s something different about her best friend.

    Poppy reveals she’s involved in a life-changing ritual and begs Mila to join. What Mila doesn’t realize is that she doesn’t have a choice. She’s being watched and Poppy has made promises that cannot be broken.