Far-future earth is nothing but a wasteland planet, under the control of a few wealthy families. The Sanatanas are one of those families. In the coastal town of Mar Vista, Don Fausto Santana runs his resource-harvesting enterprise, and he will stop at nothing to get what he wants. His son, Tulio Santana, hasn't been to earth in ages. He's just arrived via the Jewel-of-Mars colony from his latest tour in the Intergalactic Navy, but when he returns to his childhood home, something just seems wrong. His father is exploiting workers, there are mysterious riots happening all over the city, and there's strange magic in the air. No one seems to be giving him answers, so Tulio must go out and find those answers for himself, no matter the risk. The Solstice Bandit is a futuristic re-imagining of The Mark of Zorro, full of adventure, magic, and vigilante justice. I wrote this as a school project, so it's a bit shorter, but I hope you enjoy!

Sixteen-year-old Dylan Sanborn is fairly certain she's about to have the worst summer of her life. She's used to being in her twin sister's shadow, since Destiny Sanborn just happens to be one of the biggest rising stars in young music, but this summer all eyes are going to be on Destiny as she competes for the musical opportunity of a lifetime in a televised competition. Determined not to be left out, and maybe a little bit eager to give Destiny a taste of her own medicine, Dylan hatches a plan to enter the competition herself and outshine her superstar sister. There's just one problem. Dylan has never taken a voice lesson, can't play more than a few rough chords on a guitar, and gets stage fright like you wouldn't believe. In order to put her plan in motion, Dylan has to enlist the (totally cute) boy next door for lessons, repair a broken relationship between a snobbish fiddler and a hot-tempered guitarist, and maybe learn a thing or two about herself in the process.

In Halcyon, life is perfect. At least, that's what everyone says. But Tara Meridian can't seem to shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong with the utopian city she's lived in all her life. She craves something more. When a strange man appears on the edge of the forest and gives her a mysterious package, she suddenly finds herself in a very sticky situation. The mystery unfolds, and Tara is forced to choose between the world she's known for so long, and an adventure full of love and rebellion. The Rebel Teen's Guide to Her Dystopia is a dystopian action-comedy full of mishaps, mayhem, love triangles, Bad Boys with mysterious pasts, ballgowns, combat, and a plot twist that will blow your mind. Perfect for fans of fictional Societies divided into Sections, rebellious heroines, and thrilling adventures.

In the Ten Provinces, creativity is illegal, empathy is dangerous, and logic is a lost art. Just by existing, sixteen-year-old Jenny Young is committing a crime. A crime punishable by death. She's part of a secret society of genius rebels who dare to be creative under the crushing oppression of Criterion, the supercomputer running the country. When a sudden betrayal blows her family's cover, they have to take off without warning, leaving Jenny frightened, homeless, and a stranger to the world she thought she was a part of for so long. Now, Jenny must form new alliances, trust her wits, and learn what it truly means to be human in this fast-paced thriller-romance about family, empathy, and finding where you belong. The Rebel Code is one part action adventure, one part coming-of-age story, and one part teen romance, all told in a thrilling cyberpunk road-trip that will have you on the edge of your seat.