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In this Issue
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New This Week: Teens April 30th - May 6th To place a hold, click on the cover or title of item.
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Blood justice
by Terry J. Benton-Walker
When Cristina and Clement Trudeau take back their family's throne to lead New Orleans' magical community into a brighter future, Valentina Savant tries to reclaim her sovereignty, while new murders, shocking disappearances and impossible alliances change the game for them all.
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The darkness rises
by Stacy Stokes
Whitney, who can see death before it happens, is riddled with guilt when a person she saves becomes the perpetrator of a horrific school shooting and when she receives an ominous message in her locker, she realizes someone knows her secret and wants to make her pay.
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Out of blue comes green
by M. E. Corey
After a killer school talent show performance in full masculine presentation, trans boy Kinkade is quickly knocked back down to earth when his crush rejects him, and the whole school sees him in the dress his mother forced him to wear for a family photo. So, when the new girl Madi assumes he is cis and asks him out, he accepts without correcting her. After years of being ignored by his old crush and bullied by other boys, Kinkade just wants to convince Madi that he's a regular guy's guy. To impress her and finally win the approval of his peers, Kinkade agrees to his best friend Libby's suggestion that they enter a competition to become the band for prom despite his misgivings. In between band practice, weightlifting, and dates, Kinkade accidentally becomes an animal shelter volunteer under an assumed name-and it's there among the unconditional acceptance of dogs that he finally receives the affirmation he's been longing for. But it's going to be harder than he thought to play the show, get the girl, and become the man he's meant to be
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A whisper in the walls
by Scott Reintgen
To exact revenge on House Brood, who stole her father's life, Ren joins forces with the dangerous, yet useful, House Tin'Vori siblings and must figure out a way to unleash them against House Brood without hurting Theo Brood, with whom she's fallen in love.
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Pillow Talk
by Stephanie Cooke
When she makes the Pillow Fight Federation, Grace finds the real battle taking place between her and her growing insecurities and deep-seated body image issues, until her alter ego, Cinderhella, gains online fame, giving her a platform to become an icon for both herself and others.
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