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Hey Everyone!! Here are the releases for this week. If you find anymore of the YA releases and you want them added, be sure to email me and let me know. I also wanted to point out that clicking the title of the book takes you strait to Amazon for the hardcover/paperback edition but if it is available in Kindle edition, I add that link below. Now that we have that cleared up, lets proceed:)
Chain Reaction (Perfect Chemistry #3)
Luis Fuentes has always been sheltered from the gang violence that nearly destroyed his brothers’ lives. But that didn’t stop him from taking risks—whether he’s scaling a mountain in the Rockies or dreaming of a future as an astronaut, Luis can’t stop looking for the next thrill.
Getting Nikki to take a chance on a southsider is Luis’s biggest challenge, until he finds himself targeted by Chuy Soto, the new head of the Latino Blood. When Chuy reveals a disturbing secret about Luis’s family, the youngest Fuentes finds himself questioning everything he’s ever believed to be true. Will his feelings for Nikki be enough to stop Luis from entering a dark and violent world and permanently living on the edge?
Bargains and Betrayals (13 To Life #3)
Locked away at Pecan Place, Jessie finds her situation to be even more dangerous than she feared. While she struggles to maintain her sanity and discover answers about the group that seems less and less like any legitimate government agency, Pietr fights to keep their relationship alive. But very aware that his mother’s time is running out, Pietr makes a deal he doesn’t dare tell Jessie about. Because the deal Pietr’s made could mean the death of far more than his tenuous relationship with the girl he loves.
Kailin Gow’s new Series: ebooks are available but I’ve not found paperback copies yet.
The Fairy Rose (The Fairy Rose Chronicles #1) by Kailin Gow
The Fairy Fair (The Fairy Rose Chronicles #2) by Kailin Gow
Chronicles #3) by Kailin Gow
As part of Rose’s training as a Summer Fairy, she must learn the difference between pixies versus fairies in order to save her life. Pixies and fairies have always been sworn enemies, yet pixies can glamour themselves to look like fairies. Before she can formally learn about pixies, she meets one, and he is not at all like she thought he would be…
The third book and a stand alone book in the Fairy Rose Chronicles. Other books include: The Fairy Rose, The Fairy Fair, The Fairy Alchemist, The Fairy Test, and Fairy Dreams. The Fairy Rose Chronicles were first written and published in 2003, and is now being made available as an ebook on Amazon Kindle
The Death Catchers
On her fourteenth Halloween, Lizzy Mortimer sees her first death-specter.
With its unique spin on Arthurian legend, this fresh, smartly written story will stand out in the paranormal genre.
The Auslander
A chilling and thought-provoking thriller about a Polish orphan’s subversion of Nazi ideals.
When Peter’s parents are killed, he is sent to an orphanage in Warsaw, Poland. But Peter is Volksdeutscher-of German blood. With his blond hair and blue eyes, he looks just like the boy on the Hitler Youth poster. The Nazis decide he is racially valuable. Indeed, a prominent German family is pleased to adopt such a fine Aryan specimen into their household. But despite his new “family,” Peter feels like a foreigner-an ausländer-and he is forming his own ideas about what he sees and what he’s told. He doesn’t want to be a Nazi. So he takes a risk-the most dangerous one he could possibly choose in 1942 Berlin. . . .
Paul Dowswell weaves meticulous research into a thrilling narrative, exposing a different angle of the horrors of Nazi Germany.
Sign Language 
Tunnel Vision 
On her way home one evening, Liza has to force her way through a group of men in a train underpass. She doesn’t think anything of it, but when her mom is shot dead moments later, Liza’s world turns upside down. Even worse, Liza was really the target. Only hours after her mother’s death, Liza is nearly killed again and she and her dad are placed in the witness protection program. Leaving everything she’s ever known behind, Liza and her dad pick up and move, never staying in one place for long. It’s too big of a risk—and Liza’s worst fear is realized when she gets recognized. The would-be killer is still on their trail, so all Liza ad her dad can do is keep running. Unsure whom to trust and where to go, they’re just trying to stay alive.
