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Icarus
by K. Ancrum
Icarus Gallagher is a thief who steals priceless art and replaces it with his father’s impeccable forgeries while targeting Mr. Black, the man responsible for his mother’s death. Icarus is torn between family loyalty, revenge, escape, and Mr. Black’s son — the boy he’s come to love. A good read for fans of suspense stories.
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| The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly JacksonBel wishes everyone could move past her mother Rachel’s mysterious disappearance sixteen years ago. But then Rachel reappears, perfectly timed with the filming of a true crime documentary, and Bel realizes it’s time to uncover the truth. Kirkus Reviews says "Readers will be captivated by this twisty thriller and its uncompromising protagonist." |
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Rules for Rule Breaking
by Talia Tucker
When Korean American teens Bobby and Winter reluctantly go on a college visit road trip together, the sworn mortal enemies discover they might actually be a perfect pair. Read-alikes: Dahlia Adler's Going Bicoastal, Nina Kenwood's Unnecessary Drama.
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Under This Red Rock
by Mindy McGinnis
After her brother's suicide, Neely works as a tour guide in the caverns where she meets beautiful, strong, confident Mila. When a drug-fueled midnight staff party results in Mila's brutal murder, Neely must figure out who killed her—and face the possibility it might've been her. Publisher’s Weekly calls it "a compassionate and gripping read."
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| The Breakup Lists by Adib KhorramJackson makes lists of people’s annoying qualities, specializing in his sister Jasmine’s exes. When it’s Liam’s turn, things get complicated, because Jackson is falling for Liam himself. A good pick for fans of realistic romances. |
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Six Truths and a Lie
by Ream Shukairy
Told in their separate voices, six Muslim teens are falsely accused of an alleged attack on a Los Angeles beach and must trust or turn their backs on each other to prove their innocence. Kirkus Reviews calls it "A powerful and timely read."
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| Otherworldly by F.T. LukensEllery stopped believing in deities when the eternal winter destroyed their faithful family’s farm. Nevertheless, hoping to find the winter’s cause, they strike a magical deal with Knox, a familiar who wishes to remain in the human realm. Read-alikes: Jasmine Skye’s Daughter of the Bone Forest; Gabe Cole Novoa’s The Wicked Bargain. |
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The Last Bloodcarver
by Vanessa Le
A bloodcarver who can alter human biology with just a touch, Nhika, seen as a monster who kills for pleasure, is bought by a girl who needs her to heal the last person who saw her father's killer. A good choice for lovers of dark fantasy.
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