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Alison Stine’s SUPERVISION out now in paperback

Alison Stine’s ethereal supernatural YA SUPERVISION is now available in paperback. This is such a wonderful read, with a mystery at its heart that you’ll be dying to solve. What is wrong with Esmé? Something is wrong with Esmé. Kicked out of school in New… Read More

Christi J. Whitney’s Grey out in paperback

The first book in Christi J. Whitney’s The Romany Outcasts Series GREY is out in paperback today. This is YA fantasy with a wonderful dark twist and reviewers have been saying some lovely things about it. There are no shiny vampires here… ‘Different, unique and mysterious … A great start… Read More

Publication Day: The Prey by Tom Isbell

Today marks the publication of Tom Isbell’s The Prey, the first of a thrilling new dystopian trilogy. Riveting action, intense romance, and gripping emotion make this fast-paced adventure a standout debut. After a radiation blast burned most of the Earth to a crisp, the new government established… Read More

Publication Day: Burning Kingdoms by Lauren DeStefano

We are proud to announce that Burning Kingdoms is released today. Danger descends in the second book of The Internment Chronicles from Lauren DeStefano, the New York Times bestselling author of The Chemical Garden trilogy. After escaping the city of Internment, Morgan and her fellow fugitives land on… Read More

Cover Reveal: Laura Liddell Nolen’s The Ark

Rewriting the Script: Laura Liddell Nolen (@LauraLLNolen) gives 3 Reasons YA Sci-Fi Creates Spectacular Female Characters – #BFIVoyager

Ray Bradbury wrote that Science Fiction is the art of the possible. What are the limits of mankind’s abilities, and what would happen if we reached them? Or, better yet, removed some of those limits? Or, to draw from Mr. Bradbury’s imagination, what if we made them worse? Sci-fi reimagines,… Read More

Female Characters in YA Science Fiction, Christi J. Whitney (@ChristiWhitney) – #BFIVoyager

Males have traditionally dominated science fiction literature, but strong female protagonists are flourishing these days, especially in the realm of YA. Dystopian settings allow for more heightened moments of character building—a female embracing her weaknesses and strengths in order to decide her own fate and become an agent in changing… Read More

Guest Post: Nic Tatano, author of THE ADVENTURES OF JILLIAN SPECTRE

Nic Tatano's YA fantasy romance THE ADVENTURES OF JILLIAN SPECTER, published by our sister imprint HarperImpulse, is this week's Book of the Week on iBooks. Here Nic gives us a quick taster of Jillian's world... Read More

Autumn Rose and Ever After publish today!

Two fantastic titles are published today – the sexy, steamy follow up to last year’s phenomenon The Dark Heroine: Dinner with a Vampire and Kim Harrison’s electrifying Ever After is released in paperback… Her fate is set in stone… Autumn… Read More

Earth Star – Cover Reveal

August is still a while away, but we thought we’d cheer you up on this chilly January day with a sneak-peak at the wonderful new cover for Earth Star: the highly anticipated follow-up to Janet Edward’s sensational YA sci-fi debut, Earth Girl. 18-year-old Jarra has a lot to… Read More

Space exploration

So yesterday morning (in the UK), I woke up to the amazing news that the Mars rover Curiosity landed safely on the surface of another planet. It absolutely blew my mind. I’m sure I’m not alone when I say I dreamed of being an astronaut as a teenager (a terrible… Read More

The Chemical Garden grows – Wither and Fever out today

For 17-year-old Rhine Ellery, a daring escape from a suffocating polygamous marriage is only the beginning… Fever follows on from Wither, the first book in the Chemical Garden trilogy. In Wither 16-year-old Rhine Ellery is kidnapped and sold as a bride to Linden, a rich young man with a… Read More

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