Jay had already lost his father at a very young age, and later he lost his mother, making him an orphan. Jay doesn’t want to be sent to foster care, so he runs away and boards a train to escape, with the intention of eventually...

John Doe Does Not Suck by Kathryn Berla is about John, a 317-year-old vampire trying to live a regular life as a 17-year-old boy in the modern world. John hides his true identity while struggling with anxiety, OCD, and loneliness. He has a pretty unique...

Davis Hall’s It Fell from the Sky opens a door into an incredibly hilarious and suspenseful young mystery. This is the first installment in JJ Sharple’s Mysteries. Hall wastes no time in a narrative that is as realistically complicated as the teenage girls themselves. The...

It had been two years since Rae escaped enslavement under General Yada at the Temple of Pahga. Keeping a low profile in the besieged city of Yekel, Rae survived on the money she made through her male alter ego, the Crimson Cord, an undefeated pit...

Jump: The Morac (Book 2) by Colleen M Bratley tells the gripping tale of a group of gifted teens who must confront an unexplainable event that disrupts their lives. Throughout their journey, they acquire supernatural powers that they must learn to control. Julian and his...

In Journey Through The Forest of Thimbleton by RJ Smith, Arthel is an orphaned teen raised in the village of Ferall Woods. The villagers have embraced him as their own, but he longs to discover his true lineage and venture into the woods beyond his...

In David Alyn Gordon's Jigsaw Beginnings, during WWII, Mussolini recruits Italian scientists to create a teleportation machine. He believes this machine is the key to winning the war. A teleportation attempt traps two modern-day American students (who are on a school trip in Italy) in...

Judah Starweaver and the Way of Dragons by Tamara Grantham is an epic adventure that is original, fun, and action-packed. Judah and his mom have been living by two rules: never reveal their real names and if someone learns the truth, they run. Judah has...

The hero’s journey is a staple of adventure storytelling and for good reason. Nothing is more satisfying than following the trials and tribulations of an imperfect but likable hero or heroine as he or she gains maturity and knowledge of the world. In this opening...

Jud (Ever the Night Road Book 2) by Michael Breen opens where Book 1 ends, with the main protagonist Dagny spending her time in the Under Road as she waits for the gateway to Jud to open. Her main task was to find and save...