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Amaranth by Rachael Wade - reviewed by Sarah
Angel Evolution by David Estes - reviewed by Loren
The Apocalypse Gene by Suki Michelle - reviewed by Amy
Beg for Mercy by Shannon Dermott - reviewed by ShyStar
Between the Land and the Sea by Derrolyn Anderson - reviewed by Dani
Blood Red Road by Moira Young - reviewed by Alice
Five by Christie Rich - reviewed by Kelli
Half Black Soul by H.D. Gordon - reviewed by Cindy
Joan of Arc: The Mystic Legacy by Marcia Quinn Noren - reviewed by Jen
Larkspur by H.H. Laura - reviewed by Mallory
Legend by Marie Lu - reviewed by Buddy
Molly Gumnut Rescues a Bandicoot by Patricia Puddle - reviewed by H.H.
Paradox: The Angels Are Here by Patti Roberts - reviewed by Annie
The Raie'Chaelia by Melissa Douthit - reviewed by Tana
The Scarlet Dagger by Krystle Jones - reviewed by Fanny
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi - reviewed by Diana
Shrine of the Desert Mage by Stephen Goldin - reviewed by Jodie
When Copper Suns Fall by KaSonndra Leigh - reviewed by Nawnee

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