FROM AWARD-WINNING, BESTSELLING AUTHOR C.S. PASCOAL “Original, exceptional, and a riveting read from start to finish. The kind that keeps young readers fully engaged from beginning to end.” Midwest Book Review”Fast-paced and compelling, perfect for teens who want fiction grounded in the realities of the twenty-first century.” The Children’s Book Review

Eight kids nobody trusted. One room everyone forgot. Secrets the school was hiding.

At an underfunded public school in Times Square, eight teens facing expulsion or worse are given one last chance: Experiment 359, a thirty-day test designed to prove they can change.

Hacked grades. AI-generated humiliation. Anonymous social media accounts. One disastrous week that put them all in the same room.

They aren’t friends. Some are enemies. And none of them trusts the others.

Then they uncover something no one expected them to find. The deeper they dig, the stranger things get. To save themselves, eight outsiders who can barely look at one another will have to do the one thing nobody expects. Trust each other.

Because the eight are about to discover one thing no one warned them about: they aren’t the only ones being tested. Perfect for fans of One of Us Is Lying and Truly Devious, Accidental Tribes is a sharp, funny, digital-age YA coming-of-age mystery book about misfit teens, online identity, grief, second chances, secrets, and the unexpected family you find when everything goes wrong.”This book is bold, heartfelt, and unforgettable.” Horror Writers Association $3.99 on Kindle.

When Rena’s dad is kidnapped, she’s saved by a government agent with a secret. Cursed with a deadly power, he’s determined to follow orders and bring her in. Rena doesn’t know she also harbors a power that could make her the ultimate weapon. Can she survive falling for the one person she can never touch? Free on Kindle.

What would you do if a tree started talking to you? When nine-year-old Beau Johnson learns that his Navy family is moving from California to Florida, his perfect world suddenly feels anything but perfect. Leaving behind his friends, his neighborhood, and everything familiar is harder than he ever imagined. Then Beau meets Knot. Hidden among the trees in his new community, Knot is no ordinary tree. Wise, funny, and surprisingly insightful, he becomes Beau’s closest confidant during a season of change and uncertainty. But convincing anyone else that Knot is real proves nearly impossible. As Beau faces the challenges of a new school, struggles to fit in, discovers new friendships, and begins to see the world through different eyes, Knot teaches him lessons about courage, kindness, perspective, and what truly matters.

In this heartwarming middle-grade novel, readers will discover: A memorable friendship between a boy and a talking tree

Valuable lessons about resilience and adapting to change

Themes of family, belonging, and personal growth

Humor, adventure, and heartfelt moments

Encouragement to see wonder in everyday life

A story that sparks imagination while nurturing empathy

Perfect for readers ages 8–12, Believe It or Knot is an uplifting story that reminds us that friendship can appear in the most unexpected places—and that sometimes believing is the first step toward discovering something extraordinary. A charming, imaginative tale about growing up, finding your place, and learning to believe in possibilities. Free on Kindle.

As the teenage Agati struggles to feed her adopted sister in a poverty-stricken dictatorship, a mysterious figure arrives to offer them a way out. Taken to a competitive pop-star academy they only know from whispered rumour, Agati and Jün-Fi find that the life of stardom is not what it seems. And nor is the iron hand of the government. In the struggle to become idols, Agati must adapt to survive in an environment more punishing than life on the streets. But other forces are abroad in the Democratic People’s Republic of Ibban, forces which threaten to throw the entire country into anarchy. The two girls have a lot to learn, and some hard choices to make. Choices which will change the course of history. This is a story about resilience under oppression and what, based on real-life sources, can be done to fight back. This, the second and “low-carb” edition of Principals – A post-K-Pop novel, is set to be published in the month of August 2025 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publication of The Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey, August 1st 1975, a novel to which it owes a great deal. The plot still intact, the manuscript has been greatly tidied up, reformatted, given minor edits and a new cover. Many thanks to all those who contributed in spotting errors in the original edition. Free on Kindle.

A space colonization story about seeking independence and home rule in the face of corporate greed. Tribal women bind together in a war zone where they are discounted as not important enough to save or keep safe.

On Dolvia in the galaxy’s Westend, women of diverse tribes fight alongside warriors to bring down greedy offworld mining corporations, and local despots, to gain liberty and home rule.

Lt. Mike Shaw demands Dr. Greensboro’s doctoring skills at the hospital, forcing the closure of her bush clinic. She witnesses forced labor, forced migration, and the threat of an epidemic. She sees how tribal women–often wearing burkas–find solutions for saving the children in a conflict zone, and she commits to their cause for Home Rule.

Brianna Miller is an isolated girl–a mixed-blood orphan–who wants to learn English. With the lessons from Dr. Greensboro, the abuse from soldiers, and the sisterhood among tribal victims, Brianna prepares for a future she will choose for herself. But first she must travel offworld. $0.99 on Kindle.

The oil is gone. The wars are over. Only three cities survived. London, 2100. Johnny and his brother Mike are assigned their Roles the same week the Outlaws launch their deadliest attack on the city. Johnny joins the Guard. Mike enters the labs. Within days, Mike uncovers something that could change everything: a way to create more oil. But before they can act, an Outlaw spy steals the secret. Now the brothers and their friends, Winter, Cal, and Scarlett, are on the run, hunted by a corrupt government and a ruthless Outlaw leader who will burn the city to get what he wants. From the flooded ruins beyond the walls to the corridors of King George VII’s palace, nothing is what it seems. And the choice Johnny faces will decide the future of what’s left of the world. For fans of The Hunger Games, Divergent, and Shatter Me. The first book in The Outlaws trilogy.”Fast paced and packed with intrigue… perfect for YA readers” – What’s Good to Read $0.99 on Kindle.

Marilyn never imagined shifters existed or the thrill of becoming a crow as black as the night. After an old curse awakens, this sixteen-year-old must solve a mystery as other teens begin to shift and terrified parents scramble for answers.

Two hundred years ago, this curse started with the moon disappearing and ended with the destruction of their town. The night has chosen Marilyn and only her closest friends can help. Can they stop the curse, or will she lose everything she cares about?
Free on Kindle.

Lyrical, transporting, and brimming with heart, Shaila’s Dance is a coming-of-age story about cross-cultural belonging and discovering oneself through the power of dance. $0.99 on Kindle.

She woke up in the woods with no memory. He knows why she can’t remember.
Emillie Cooper is drawn to the one person who knows the truth and the one person she should fear the most. The closer she gets, the stronger the bond becomes and the harder it is to walk away.
$0.99 on Kindle.

BookBub readers say: “A pulse-pounding young adult thriller set in the Pacific Northwest.” After 17-year-old Willow Carter heads to the Pacific Northwest for her family’s annual camping trip, she becomes unsettled by a stranger’s sudden participation in their summer activities — and her suspicions are confirmed when the unthinkable happens… $0.99 on Kindle.

After the death of her mother, Nancy is relocated to a place she’s never known existed: her family’s ancestral home, the haunted Spottswood Mansion, located in the quiet hamlet of Summer’s End Louisana. Starting school at Talbot High without knowing anyone can be challenging. Still, Nancy is experiencing a tough time adjusting to her life as a Freshman, falling victim to bullying by Emma, the leader of the popular girl group The Posh Girls. But things are starting to improve as Nancy is also making friends with the social wallflowers of Talbot High, The Outcasts. The Outcasts are intrigued by Nancy’s home at Spottswood Mansion and its spooky history. During a sleepover, the girls hold a séance and discover the Liber Magicorum, an ancient spell book in a hidden room. Using the spell book, Nancy and her friends cast a popularity spell, reversing the social structure of Talbot High. Now, the Outcasts are the popular girls. However, not everyone is happy with recent events, and with every spell the girls cast, dire consequences emerge, especially when the Posh girls steal the Liber Magicorum and threaten the students of Talbot High. Will Nancy and the Outcasts be able to recover the Liber Magicorum and save the students of Talbot High? $0.99 on Kindle.

Swords. Love. Magic. Epic Battles. Reincarnation.

The recording cut off with the image of a blast of white-blue flame. I sat up from my stasis chamber, looked at the inscription, and read, “Velnin.” So, I was the last—number 9. My other remaining brothers had either died too fast to leave dying words at all, or been killed in stasis before this last one had died. $0.99 on Kindle.

Swords. Love. Magic. Epic Battles. Reincarnation.

The recording cut off with the image of a blast of white-blue flame. I sat up from my stasis chamber, looked at the inscription, and read, “Velnin.” So, I was the last—number 9. My other remaining brothers had either died too fast to leave dying words at all, or been killed in stasis before this last one had died. $0.99 on Kindle.

Swords. Love. Magic. Epic Battles. Reincarnation.

The recording cut off with the image of a blast of white-blue flame. I sat up from my stasis chamber, looked at the inscription, and read, “Velnin.” So, I was the last—number 9. My other remaining brothers had either died too fast to leave dying words at all, or been killed in stasis before this last one had died. $0.99 on Kindle.

Swords. Love. Magic. Epic Battles. Reincarnation.

The recording cut off with the image of a blast of white-blue flame. I sat up from my stasis chamber, looked at the inscription, and read, “Velnin.” So, I was the last—number 9. My other remaining brothers had either died too fast to leave dying words at all, or been killed in stasis before this last one had died. $0.99 on Kindle.

Swords. Love. Magic. Epic Battles. Reincarnation.

The recording cut off with the image of a blast of white-blue flame. I sat up from my stasis chamber, looked at the inscription, and read, “Velnin.” So, I was the last—number 9. My other remaining brothers had either died too fast to leave dying words at all, or been killed in stasis before this last one had died. $0.99 on Kindle.