MG Science Fiction suitable for ages 9 - 13

It's been 47 days since the rebels kicked out Big Smile Corp from the Lunar Coding Complex, and everything is going... not quite to plan. Who knew running a moon base would be so much work? The eel tanks need cleaning, meals need cooking, and is it normal for the air handlers to break this often? For Jo, it's not quite the fun and games that she imagined, even with her best friend in charge. After a disaster strikes the base, putting everyone in danger, Jo must go on a road trip across the moon in search of supplies from a neighboring base. But driving a rover across the moon for days is no easy task. What will she find at the other base? And can she make it back in time to save her friends? 

Releasing 6 November

This is the second book of the series. Book one, How I Hacked The Moon, will be provided to ARC readers

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YA Fantasy suitable for ages 13+

In a galaxy where cyber enhanced telepathic beasts roam amongst sentient trees whispering truths long forgotten, Amera is enslaved to track Imperium enemies and DNA she never wanted.

Chased by a fate she cannot see, she uncovers a portal and prophecy older than the stars.

Bound to an enemy, Amera must risk her memories, her heart, the family she has just found to fight the empire that forged her chains.

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STEAM focussed detective / mystery suitable for ages 8 - 12

One digital stopwatch. 

Two pens pinning back her curls. 

Thirty-six hours before her future vanishes. 

Seventh-grader Jordan Perez built a revolutionary water filtration prototype to secure her ticket to an elite academy. But when the school’s corrupt administration steals her blueprints and reallocates her scholarship to a corporate consultant, her dream collapses. 

Releasing 31 October

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MG Historical Fiction suitable for ages 9 - 12

“Families are a lot like chocolates. Some are sweet. Some are messy. And some are delivered to you in a horse-shaped box.”

Cora travelled across the country with nothing more than a handwritten letter and a promise. Sage, a once mighty draft horse, was overworked and overlooked. Then, both of their worlds turned upside down. With the help of the Kilpatrick Family, this pair learns what it’s like to finally come home. “A Bay Horse Named Sage” is a reminder that it's never too late to find where you belong. 

Releasing 23 November

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YA Epic Fantasy suitable for ages 11+

Three siblings. Seven lands. One impossible way home. 

Now they're stranded in a world with its own maps, its own magic, and its own ancient dangers — and their father has no idea where they went.

Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson, Eragon, and The Ranger's Apprentice. 

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YA Dark Fantasy suitable for ages 13+

The dead don’t stay buried in Talish. Not anymore.

When Natsu learns her father has returned from the grave and is raising an army of Crafters to annihilate all Mortals, her world shatters. The man she once idolized is now the greatest threat her world has ever known.

Desperate to stay one step ahead of him, Natsu makes a final attempt to stop his plans. But when the curse binding her to her nemesis, Meesha, is suddenly broken, Natsu becomes trapped within her own mind where she is forced to confront her deepest insecurities, doubts, and fears. With Sutah by her side, Natsu must decide if she’s the hero of her story, or a prisoner to her own darkness.

If Natsu can survive the darkness within herself, she can end her father’s reign, but defeating him may require her to become the very thing she fears most. It’s kill or be killed, and this time, her father will bleed. 

Releasing 27 November

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