Fall (The Ragnarok Prophesies) (46 page)

Zarconian Island, by Aja Hannah
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http://j.mp/GCrrdV
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Alexandra “Attie” Hotep is no virgin to attacks. Her ancestors, the Zarconians, were hunted to near-extinction, leaving the existence of their home, Atlantis, and their people little more than myth.

When a class trip turns deadly, Attie and her friends become stranded in the middle of the Pacific, and Attie finds herself targeted once more.

Enter Doug Hutchinson – the school’s soccer star with his own secrets. Attie and Doug soon realize the uncharted island’s wild animals aren't the only threats. There is a traitor amidst the group, one that plans to turn all Zarconians into permanent myths. And Attie is next.

18 Things, by Jamie Ayres
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http://j.mp/GCrB59
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A young girl struggles to live again after a lightning strike kills the best friend she was secretly in love with.

Her therapist suggests she write a life list of eighteen things to complete the year of her eighteenth birthday, sending her and her friends, including the new hottie in town, on an unexpected journey they’ll never forget.

As she crosses each item off her list, she must risk her own heart, but if she fails, she risks losing herself and her true soul-mate forever

The Gathering Darkness, by Lisa Collicutt
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http://j.mp/161ihTZ
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They say “third time’s the charm”, and for sixteen-year-old Brooke Day, they had better be right.

She doesn’t know it yet but she’s been here before—twice in fact. Though, she’s never lived past the age of sixteen.

Now in her third lifetime, Brooke must stay alive until the equinox, when she will be gifted with a limited-time use of ancient power. Only then will she be able to defeat the evil that has plagued her for centuries.

Legasea, by Krystalyn Drown
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http://j.mp/161s0HU
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When sixteen-year-old Aileen Shay sees a dead girl floating in the bay during a midnight yacht party, she never imagines Jamie Flannigan, her new boyfriend, may be involved. When another girl is attacked, Aileen learns that Jamie’s family belongs more to myths and legends than they do in the real world—they are selkies.

But they aren’t the only ones in her small fishing town who can keep a secret. As Aileen uncovers the truth, she learns why her own soul is bonded to the sea–and faces a painful and dangerous choice.