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Elysium by Keith A. Robinson

Elysium

Braedon Lewis is unwittingly pulled through a mysterious portal and transported two hundred years into the future, in an exotic, underground world inhabited by other humans.
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The Crier Stone by Lyndsey Lewellen
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The Crier Stone

When the crier stone guiding her mission only shows her fragmented steps, Juniper will need more than the stone around her neck and a halfhearted promise to make it out alive.
Lyndsey Lewellen’s sequel explores themes of being a missionary while still feeling angry at the people God has called us to serve.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Shadow Star by John Lorenzo

Shadow Star

Venture beyond Earth and witness a battle for humanity’s future, where earthly struggles and divine purpose collide.
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Sons of Adamah by CM Genton

Sons of Adamah

John, a young man, must find his identity between his patriarchal upbringing on the planet Andropida and his exile on gender-neutral Earth.
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City of Truth by Katelyn E. Pfeiffer

City of Truth

City of Truth: a haven from evil, a boon for travelers. What will it mean for Aoire and her friends?
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Omega Plan by Jonathon Karagiannis

Omega Plan, Vol. 1

Two secret societies plot to help humanity withstand the wrath and fire of a prophesied alien invasion.
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City of a Thousand Tears by Pamela Hart

City of a Thousand Tears

Ellio is a teenage mechanic trapped in the slums, but his mundane existence starts to crumble the night he encounters a mysterious young woman out in the rain.
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Warsafe by Lauren Smyth
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Warsafe

Worlds collide as Roscoe teams up with Halley to uncover the island’s secret and expose Warsafe’s designs. But some mysteries are better left unsolved.
Lauren Smyth’s debut Warsafe combines intrigue-filled action with hard questions and two fully rendered heroines.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Proclaimer by Megan Schaulis

Proclaimer

Nanotechnology and royal romance combine with a heartfelt quest to make a difference in the conclusion to this dystopian retelling of Esther.
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Captive by Bradley Caffee
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Captive

They destroyed his world. They killed his father. And now one of them is his prisoner.
Bradley Caffee’s Captive is a briskly paced and teen-focused thriller, immersing readers in Ted’s fight to survive an alien-wrecked warzone.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Fields of Prosperis by Claudia LeBoeuf

Fields of Prosperis

Space pilot Russ Atkins hungers for a fresh start. His gift of sensing telepathic interference has only yielded misery. Now his life is about to get worse.
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Above the Circle of Earth by E. Stephen Burnett
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Above the Circle of Earth

Facing enemies within and without, Brock Rivers must choose between his people’s world and the space mission, or return with his family into exile forever.
With dialectical themes, futuristic technology, and a secularized political system, Above the Circle of Earth follows the course of classical science fiction, yet fuses this tradition with Christian experience.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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CORE Deception by Jeremiah Friedli

CORE Deception

Armed with a cryptic letter, Seth embarks on a search for the valuable incognito devices—cyber master keys that can set his sister free.
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Jake Rogers' Planet by Philip Wilder
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Jake Rogers’ Planet

Jake is about to embark on a perilous adventure through an alien wilderness filled with hidden wonders and hazards.
Two-way conversations with God fit the themes of Phillip Wilder’s debut Jake Rogers’ Planet, a rare message-driven yet entertaining survival story meant to enrich young male readers.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Outlaw City by Daniel Tuituku

Outlaw City

In a dystopian alternate reality known as World City, a young man’s faith is rekindled, and he sets out on a quest to overthrow the tyrannical King and finally set the city free from his evil grasp.
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Echo Nova by Clint Hall
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Echo Nova

Dominus Corp. hires Dash Keane to be a timestar—the focus of his own series in which he must survive some of the most dangerous periods in history.
Clint Hall’s teen-starring sci-fi Echo Nova sprints in the footsteps of Ready Player One and The Maze Runner, yet with time-leaping portals that mirror our present reality.
Lorehaven review, 2025
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Psypher by Joshua Mejia

Psypher

To keep this world from destroying his sanity, in the end, he must keep his sanity from destroying him.
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Fragments by J. A. Webb

Fragments

Father Curtis, priest of the Order of the Eternal, seeks solace in his secluded parish, sheltered from the oppressive regime. But then, unjustly branded a heretic, he must flee for his life.
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Rage Against the Machine by H. Meadow Hopewell

Rage Against the Machine

A documentary director is chosen to spearhead a film exposing a rogue cyborg lab, and finds herself embroiled in a battle against demonic forces to protect humanity from annihilation.
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Salvation and Doom by C. Buck Jones

Salvation and Doom

Betrayed by the aliens he thought were friends, Josh must put aside his distrust and overcome his loss to help them against their common enemy.
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The Darkness Deepens by Sara Davison

The Darkness Deepens

The persecution of Christians in Canada intensifies, but the secret of Jesse’s newfound belief in Christ isn’t the only secret he and Meryn must navigate.
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Falling Through the Black by E. A. Hendryx

Falling Through the Black

A girl who survived the desert teams up with a spy recommitted to the fight to join the rising rebellion throughout the galaxy.
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The Time Door by Shannon McDermott
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The Time Door

Reuben Jackson will make a stand for the Mars team—even against the powerfully united politicians and scientists.
Shannon McDermott’s novel The Time Door transplants the seeds of political thriller into the soils of near-future sci-fi, exploring one decaying civilization in light of another.
Lorehaven review, 2024
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City of End by Katelyn E. Pfeiffer

City of End

With untapped power at her fingertips, can Aoire save her city from annihilation and also learn who she was called to be?
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The Shattered Ones by Brigitte Cromey

The Shattered Ones by Brigitte Cromey

In the wake of alien invasion, one team of superpowered humans protects the Arizona deserts, accompanied by one young man who wishes he was one of them.
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Jabin Kainos and the Slated Revelations by Vince Mancuso

Jabin Kainos and the Slated Revelations

Jabin’s mission is clear: take down the puppet master behind the Manifests—and maybe save Jabin’s friends in the process.
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Battle for McGuire Point by John David Martin

Charis Colony: Battle for McGuire Point

Dr. Raj Mondal and his wife Shirin fight for their son, their lives, and their new home.
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The Nightmare Virus by Nadine Brandes
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The Nightmare Virus

When dream technology goes wrong, a virus spreads across the globe, trapping people in a universal dreamscape.
Nadine Brandes masterfully crafts a vivid dreamscape where wicked battles rage but hope cannot be extinguished.
Lorehaven review, 2024
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