Evolution
by Kelly Carrero
Available as: Kindle edition
Pages: 142
Publisher: unknown
Publication date: April 29, 2012
Suggested tags: young adult, paranormal
First in the Evolution series. From Amazon:
"Seventeen year old Jade Sommers' life is turned upside down the moment she sees the inch long cut across her face heal right before her eyes.
Jade thinks she is going insane, but her boyfriend, Aiden Scott, knows better. He knows what she is. And like him, she was born this way.
Now if finding out that people like her shouldn't exist isn't bad enough, Jade's best friend is kidnapped by the psycho who terrorises her dreams. With the help of Aiden, Jade has to figure out how to save her before it's to late.
But what Jade doesn't know is not everything is what it seems. She is merely a puppet in a sadistic game to find out what she is truly capable of, and that game has only just begun."
Falling
by Amber Jaeger
Available as: Kindle edition, ebook
Pages: 139 (Kindle edition)
Publisher: unknown
Publication date: August 10, 2012
Suggested tags: young adult, paranormal, djinn
First in The Hemlock Bay series. From Amazon:
"When the lines between dreams and reality disappear, wishes can become nightmares...
For sixteen-year-old Bixby, the last few years have been a misery of loss and rejection. Her mother’s death, her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s and her father’s despair and distance have robbed her of the family she once had. With only her brother Lincoln and her imaginary friends from the town she dreams of every night on her side, she struggles on.
But then Lincoln is killed in a suspicious car accident and Bixby is devastated to lose her best—and only—friend. Desperate to have him back, she accepts an offer from a stranger from her nightmares.
Jordan delivers on his promise and Bixby finds she must deliver on hers. The problem is she doesn’t know who—or what—Jordan really is or what exactly she promised in return.
Each evening they spend together in her dreams brings them closer together and tears Bixby further from her own reality. What does Jordan really want and what is Bixby going to lose in return for the only thing she thought she wanted most in the world?
Explore a new paranormal world where djinn rule and usually get what they want."
Mortal Obligation
by Nichole Chase
Available as: paperback, Kindle edition, ebook
Pages: 282 (Kindle edition)
Publisher: Createspace
Publication date: July 29, 2011
Suggested tags: young adult, paranormal
First in the Dark Betrayal Trilogy. From Amazon:
"Ree will face the darkest form of betrayal before the year is out.
Seventeen year old Ree McKenna has three goals: get through high school, convince her crush she is more than his best friend’s little sister, and save money for college. Fate, though, has other plans for her. After the untimely death of her older brother, Ree is haunted by dreadful nightmares and terrifying visions. To make matters worse, Ree has started to suspect that something dangerous is stalking her from the shadows.
A night full of frightening surprises leaves Ree with unsettling news. Gifted by the gods with unusual powers, she must devote herself to a battle that could very well lead to not only her death, but the demise of everyone she knows and loves. After all, Ree is the only mortal standing between the Earth and utter darkness."
Witchy, Witchy
by Penelope King
Available as: paperback, Kindle edition, ebook
Pages: 329 (Kindle edition)
Publisher: unknown
Publication date: September 7, 2011
Suggested tags: young adult, paranormal, witches
First in the Spellbound Trilogy. From Amazon:
"When Calista McCoy moves from the slums of the Louisiana Bayou to an illustrious beach community in California, she knows her life is going to take a drastic turn. But once she arrives at the beautiful mansion by the sea, dark secrets are revealed...secrets that become even more complicated when she meets the gorgeous neighbor boy, Nicholas, and she feels an unexplainable--and undeniable--attraction.
Her new life seems almost too good to be true. But as everyone knows, when something seems too good to be true, it usually is.
...And in Calista's case, it could be deadly."
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