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Choosing Charity by Terri Ferran

I turned my attention back to Alicia. My brown eyes and dark blonde hair looked nothing like hers, and I detected no resemblance between us until she turned her head and smiled slightly. From that angle, I saw her high cheekbones with a slight hollow near her hairline. I have her cheekbones. “We should begin, Arthur,” Alicia said. I detected no emotion in her voice, […]

July 18, 2012 / 1 Comment

Earth Unaware by Orson Scott Card & Aaron Johnston

The mining ship El Cavador is far out from Earth, in the deeps of the Kuiper Belt, beyond Pluto. Other mining ships, and the families that live on them, are few and far between this far out. So when El Cavador’s telescopes pick up a fast-moving object coming in-system, it’s hard to know what to make of it. It’s massive and moving at a significant fraction of […]

July 17, 2012 / 1 Comment

The Rising Winds of Silver Falls by Rebecca Woods

Step back into the world of Silver Falls in this third volume as “progress” grips the rural district, tossing it into a furor. It seems everyone is in feverish aniticpation of electricity coming to Silver Falls… Everyone, that is, except Nathan Layne, who loves the simplicity of the way they live. Join Nathan and Hannah through their rolling adventures trying to train the triplets on […]

July 16, 2012 / 1 Comment

Rock Band Fights Evil (#1) by D.J. Butler

Jim is Satan’s son, who keeps a vow of silence and wants to be left alone. Eddie sold his soul but was cheated, and became the world’s greatest tambourine player for his trouble. Adrian is a powerful wizard… when the narcolepsy doesn’t knock him out. Twitch is an outcast, shape-shifting fairy. Mike is a drunk, haunted by the ghost of the brother he accidentally killed. […]

July 14, 2012 / 0 Comments

Garden of the Lost Souls by Erik Olsen

Flin had climbed to the top of the cathedral and was now pinned against the anemone’s ceiling while dozens of enraged snazzards scaled up after him. I can’t climb any higher! he thought, desperately looking around for any lost options. There’s no place left to go! They’re going to get me! Panicked, he jumped and fell hundreds of feet through the air as the ground […]

July 13, 2012 / 1 Comment

A Ghost of a Second Chance by Kristy Tate

An eastern wind carries more than dust and ashes; it uproots secrets and everyone knows that once one secret is told, no secret is safe. Laine’s haunting secrets—the estrangement from her husband—the unknown body laying in her grandfather’s coffin—the sudden and strange appearance of a difficult ghost—take her to the tiny town of Rose Arbor, her grandfather’s hometown and the place of her grandmother’s death. […]

July 12, 2012 / 0 Comments

A Son’s Tale by Tara Taylor Quinn

Twenty-five years ago…a mysterious crime was committed in Comfort Cove, Massachusetts. Frank Whittier was accused—but never charged. And it ruined his life. Now…Cal Whittier, Frank’s son, is determined to protect him, to safeguard his father’s identity. After years on the run, they finally have their lives on an even keel, with Cal teaching at a college in Tennessee. Two things could change all that. First, […]

July 12, 2012 / 0 Comments

The Lost Curse by T. Lynn Adams

Easing his pace, Jonathon advanced only inches at a time. Instinct heightened beneath unseen eyes, and he knew he moved in the presence of a creature that could kill him. As he progressed forward, his light caught a presence to his left…a human presence. Jonathon has had more than enough adventure for one lifetime. That’s why he’s planning to spend this summer camping in quiet […]

July 11, 2012 / 2 Comments

Middle School Magic: The Kindling by Braden Bell

Loud shrieks sliced the air, followed by the smell of burning cloth. Conner looked over in time to see Geoffrey jumping up and down, yelling and shrieking. Smoke poured from the seat of his shorts while blue and yellow sparks snap-crackle-and-popped all around the heater. All thirteen-year-old Connor Dell wants to do is pass pre-algebra, play lacrosse, and possibly kiss Melanie Stephens. He didn’t mean […]

July 10, 2012 / 7 Comments

Spill Over by Jolene Perry

“I’m not in New York. I’m friends with a girl. I’m living on a boat… with my dad… At this point, I figure anything’s possible.” Antony loves his life in New York. He loves living with his mother and wearing designer clothes. He loves his private tutors for home school. It’s practically necessary since his mom travels the world as a reporter for NBC. When […]

July 9, 2012 / 2 Comments