Young Adult (YA) Fiction

What if there was a 3D printer that could copy a living human being? Tom Chan’s father is building one in his laboratory at Coolabah University. 14 year old Tom and his neighbour Bethany ‘Biff’ Piechorowski take shelter in the lab from a thunderstorm and accidentally print a copy of Tom: a dopplegänger with no personality and no memory. They try to pass him off as ‘Baker,’ Tom’s long-lost twin from China. But there are dark forces at work who want human clones for sinister reasons and they kidnap Baker in order to perfect their Human Replicator. Rescuing Baker leads Biff, Tom and their friends on a wild pursuit through the labyrinth of WW2 tunnels beneath Coolabah City, unearthi...

What would you do in such situation: a young student is struck by a series of unfortunate events and turns to an elderly woman for sponsorship. Suddenly she got murdered. You would probably call the police, don't you?He does something different and resorts to a dangerous ploy to keep her pension. His only ally in these surreal events is a female student suffering from mythomania. Together they try to solve a mystery, and become independent style="color:hsl(0, 0%, 0%);">This gripping tale of deception and survival promises to take you on a thrilling ride. The book won a few awards at film festivals in a book style="background-color:hsl(0, 0%, 100%);color:rgb(42,42,42);font-size:18px;">A Kaf...

Friday Walker lives a simple life in Washington DC with his guardian Donna and her friend Krystal.

Unfortunately, fate throws him into New Hellas, a world where Graeco-Roman myths and legends are true.

In this new world, which is distrustful of those from the Iron-World" like him, the only way he can return home is to embark on a dangerous quest across an unfamiliar landscape filled with gods and monsters.

He is accompanied by a clay-born girl and a dangerous but majestic manticore. However, unknown to them, something greater is lurking in the shadows that can destroy both their worlds.

 Fiction: The CentipedesAuthor: Piyush SrivastavaSome stories never leave you, so is the case with The Centipedes, once you read it. It is an alarming narration of the transformation of a family from innocent hand workers to cunning head spinners. It is beyond the imagination of a common man how far a bad man can go. How a father, whose daughter was gang-raped and killed, becomes so greedy that he insults the real life memories of our heroes, underestimates the sacrifice of Neerja style="margin-left:0in;text-align:justify;">It is a fiction with so much real things around that I remained restless for a few days after reading it. The varied experience of the author is there in the fictio...

Sixteen-year-old Cassidy's world crumbles in style="background-color:rgb(255,255,255);color:rgb(31,31,31);font-size:16px;"> A utopian sphere orbiting a ruined Earth, Petriville was meant to be humanity's salvation. But Gina, the iron-fisted founder with a twisted agenda, assigns Cassidy a preordained future as a breeder. Cassidy yearns for more. A forbidden connection with a captivating hologram, Eric, ignites a rebellion. Eric unveils Gina's sinister plan, forcing Cassidy to choose between conformity and a daring fight for love, freedom, and the future of