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Hi Erin! Here's some of my favourites :)

Love Letters to the Dead by Ava Dellaira
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin
The Selection by Kiera Cass
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart

The selection by Kiera cass


Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas


The lunar chronicles by Marissa Meyer

If you don't mind fantasy I recently enjoyed the Shadowfell trilogy by Juliet Marillier.

1. The Darkest Minds
2. Angelfall
3. These Broken Stars

Embrace the Violet Eden series is awesome but isn't as popular

The Truth About Aliceis a great stand alone

I highly recommend Aimee Russ' "White Wings".
It's her first self-published book. Check it out!
Fan's of YA will love it.especially fans of Hush Hush and the Fallen series

Erin wrote: "Please recommend me books :( :))))) I'm running out of books to put in my wishlist.

To help you recommend, here are my favorites:

1. Legend (Series) by Marie Lu
(the next two are just close to b..."

My YA, scifi trilogy, The Forgotten Origins, has been getting some great reviews! I think you'd enjoy them:



I just put Bloodline on sale for 0.99 on Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ILPL7K8

It won Indie book of the day in October, and is currently in the running on readfreely for top 50 indie books of the year!

Hello, have you read any of Cassandra Clare's book. You could start by reading The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

Here are my top fave series (awesome characters guaranteed!):

The Raven Boys series by Maggie Stiefvater
Belzhar by Meg Wolitzer
Flat-Out Love by Jessica Park

Insignia
No Safety in Numbers
Steelheart The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks

Some recent series I picked up that I recommend.

I just finished Frost by Kate Avery Ellison and really enjoyed it.

You can try my YA sci-fi romance trilogy, The Verindon Trilogy, too if you like. You can find out more about it at
www.verindon.com

If you love Romance stand-alone
you have to read

I have a good friend that loves the Cinder series, and have been meaning to pick it up :)

If you haven't read the Unwind Dystology, buy all of it (the Novella Unstrung included it's important) read 'em... Enjoy the void.

You should definitely read Never Never by Colleen Hoover & Tarryn Fisher. I just read it and now I'm dying waiting for the next book in May!

Confess by Colleen Hoover - released on March 10th

Enjoy the books. =w=

A Death-Struck Year
The Vigilante Poets of Selwyn Academy
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

I recommend

The Testing Independent Study

The Selection The Elite The One

All the Bright Places The Fault in Our Stars

How about book one of new fantasy adventure series. Destiny Revealed. https://goo.gl/8CcjPGDestiny Revealed

The Darkest Minds is hard to get into but it's phenomenal.

Olivia wrote: "The Darkest Minds is hard to get into but it's phenomenal."

Hard to get into? I couldn't put it down! (I'm just having trouble picking Never Fade up)

Please try Soul Screamers by Rachel Vincent if you're into paranormal kind of books. It's storyline is very different, like no other book I've read. People find the books somewhere in the middle of the series boring...trust me, keep reading.. .. And oh gosh... The way Rachel ended the series... Loved it <3

Erin wrote: "Please recommend me books :( :))))) I'm running out of books to put in my wishlist.

To help you recommend, here are my favorites:

1. Legend (Series) by Marie Lu
(the next two are just close to b..."


Hi there!

I imagine you've got a long list by now, but based on the books/series you enjoy, I really think you'll like my trilogy!

It's called the Forgotten Origins trilogy and is a YA, Scifi msytery-thriller. (I tried to hit all the genres. ;) )

Here are the books (all completed)




OR...I have the box set:


The series has over 100 ratings here on Goodreads, with a 4.26 average and about a 4.8 average on Amazon.

Here is the blurb for Book #1, Bloodline:

Sixteen-year-old Alex is your average teen who thought she'd
be spending the next few years suffering through high school...not saving the
world from an alien plague. But when a rare meteor shower unleashes something
otherworldly, she finds herself at the center of a five thousand-year-old
conspiracy.

Guided by cryptic clues left from her deceased father, Alex
is plunged into a strange world predestined since ancient times. As the mystery
unravels, she discovers her bloodline is anything but average.

Pursued by both people she loves and unknown enemies; Alex is
forced to rely upon her own instincts and the help of her friend, Chis and
loyal dog, Baxter. Together, they race against time to find a cure. Will
Alex have the courage and faith to even survive?

anything by Alyxandra Harvey or Starcrossed saga by Josephine Angelini

I hope these help and you find something you like!

The Darkest Minds
the Lunar Chronicles
the Covenant Series
Delirium (personally, I like it better as a stand alone. I felt the series got worse as it went on, and the ending is a cop-out)

Would it be tasteless to recommend my own novel? :-) Blue Karma has a touch of dystopia, a touch of romance, and plenty of action to keep you turning pages. I recommend it (with as much objectivity as one can expect from an author) to fans of "The Hunger Games" and other survival-oriented YA dystopias, particularly if those readers appreciate strong heroines.

I wanted to read from beginning legend but I didnt wanna die from heartbreak

Hey I really love