Books appropriate for most teenage readers, 13-16 years.
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Rayne Tour by Brandilyn and Amberly Collins
A suspense/mystery series about the daughter of a rock star. Moderate violence. No supernatural. Some overt Christian content. Mostly geared toward girls.
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Dragons of Starlight by Bryan Davis
A fantasy adventure in an alternate universe where dragons are kidnapping humans for slave labor. Moderate violence. Strong supernatural/magical elements. Allegorical Christian content. Good for boys or girls.
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Time Echoes Trilogy by Bryan Davis
A mind-bending science-fiction trilogy about parallel dimensions on a collision course. Moderate violence. Moderate supernatural. Some overt Christian content, some implied. Good for boys or geeky girls.
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Hagenheim Series by Melanie Dickerson
Classic fairy tales set in a medieval historical setting: Sleeping Beauty (Healer's Apprentice), Beauty & the Beast (Merchant's Daughter), Snow White (Fairest Beauty), Cinderella (Captive Maiden), Princess & the Frog (Princess Spy), Rapunzel (Golden Braid), Little Mermaid (Silent Songbird), Aladdin (Orphan's Wish), Mulan (Warrior Maiden), The Pied Piper (Piper's Pursuit), and a reversed Cinderella (The Peasant's Dream). Some violence, and mild supernatural elements. Strong romantic elements. Overt Christian content. Great for girls who love fairytales.
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Angel Eyes Trilogy by Shannon Dittemore
A supernatural suspense about a teen girl who can see angels and demons. Strong supernatural elements. Moderate violence. Overt Christian content. Geared primarily toward girls.
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Failstate Trilogy by John W. Otte
In D.C. comic style, a superhero story about a teen boy trying to gain his official superhero license through a reality television show. Moderate to strong violence and supernatural elements. Overt Christian content. Geared toward boys and geeky girls.
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Code of Silence Series by Tim Shoemaker
A suspense/mystery series about a group of friends who accidently witness a crime. Moderate violence. Geared more toward boys.
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Beast by Chawna Schroeder
A coming of age fairytale about a feral child raised among dogs who becomes prey in a royal hunting tournament. Better for girls than boys. Strong allegorical Christian elements. No romance.
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The Blood of Kings by Jill Williamson
A high fantasy series with a strong thread of political intrigue about an orphaned slave boy with a strong telepathic gift and a girl of nobility who disguises herself as an orphan to avoid unwanted romantic advances. Good for boys or girls. Strong allegorical Christian elements.
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The Mission League by Jill Williamson
A Mission-Impossible styled series with a supernatural twist about a boy who gets in trouble and is given the choice between military school and joining a Christian spy organization. Contains four novels (New Recruit, Project Gemini, Broken Trust, Profile Match) and two novellas (Chokepoint and Ambushed), which occur between books #1 & 2 and between books #2 & 3 respectively. Moderate supernatural and violence. Overt Christian content. Great for boys or girls.
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Replication by Jill Williamson
A standalone science fiction novel about a human clone who escapes a secret laboratory. Good for boys or girls. Obvious Christian elements.
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