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), and The Pied Piper (Piper's Pursuit). 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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