Ink Road

Something is out on the moor looking for prey …

Already the author of vampire tales in the Mina series published by UClan, Amy McCaw embraces further vampiric tropes in this full Dracula retelling.

Domain is a high-octane, action-packed, thriller about orphaned teen Porter Simms, who agrees to test an experimental brain technology developed by his late parents, which provides instant access to hundreds of apps at the blink of an eye, streamed directly to Porter’s brain – his ‘Domain’.

Lara Williams wants to forget her past even if it’s just for a few weeks. It’s a pity she’s boarded the one luxury train that her ex-friend is also working on for the summer and the fact that creepy, supernatural things are happening on board is also not very ideal …

Overemotional follows teenage Stephen as he deals with emotions that manifest as powers, often in a way he can’t quite control. When things with Stephen’s powers take a tragic turn, he flees to the bleak town of Grunsby-on-Sea.

Sheena Wilkinson explores music, identity and the dark side of reality TV fame in her latest novel, Street Song.

This book is something of an education about a decidedly unusual environment. Set in the headline-coveting refugee camp in Calais – aka The Jungle – it mainly concerns Mico, A fifteen-year-old from strife-ridden Kenya, his older tentmates Hassan and Sy, and his female friend, the tearaway Leila. Hungry and disconsolate, Mico and Leila dream of making it to England, and one day an opportunity seems to present itself. That’s if it’s not just another pipe dream in a harsh world.