by James Hanna

4.5 stars – 31 reviews

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Gertie McDowell, a naïve young girl of twenty-five, has doubts after joining Christian Ladies of Wrestling—a troupe that has women posing as Christians wallop the evil out of women cast as sinners. It ain’t like I don’t wanna be famous, Gertie thinks, as she dons a heroine’s persona, but folks oughta be more careful over who they let lift their souls. Her ambivalence grows when she goes to Afghanistan to perform for American troops. Her best friend warns her, “Gertie, if you don’t get blown up by a bomb, some tribal chieftain will kidnap you and put you in his harem.” Hoping to dampen her blonde bombshell image, Gertie dyes her hair raven black, but will this be sufficient to stave off the Taliban? Packed with bruising bouts, clashes of civilizations, and epic danger, Lights Out Lizzie is a wildly entertaining book that will have you laughing out loud.

by Angela K. French

4.7 stars – 82 reviews

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Abby is an ordinary seventeen-year-old living with her family in Northern California, or so she thinks.

The night of her graduation, everything changes. After a strange accident, Abby wakes up to find she has been transported to another planet named Ozam with beautiful lands and more advanced cities than Earth.

This new world would change everything she had ever believed was true, yet it is a place she somehow knew from the depths of her childhood dreams.

However, just as she is settling into this new way of life, everything starts to shift. She soon learns that she has been a part of this world all along and holds the ability of seeing future events and remotely viewing past and present events as they occurred, ranging powerfully long distances. She is becoming aware of the importance of her gifts and is now being hunted by rival leaders in order to use her visions for their own gains and to prevent any rulers of Ozam from having any future insight from her.

Abby is assigned under the protection of Kaden Zoraan until they can stop her hunters, and though their relationship is strictly forbidden, they are inexplicably drawn to each other.

Can Kaden keep her safe despite his growing feelings for her, or will she fall prey to those who find her?