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Writer's pictureE.V. Everest
Jul 17, 20212 min read

Young Adult Science Fiction Series You Don't Want to Miss

Dive into these fantastic young adult science fiction series! If you love space ships, cyborgs, futurescapes, video games, technology, and more, check out this list.


YA Science Fiction Series You Don't Want to Miss

Cinder by Marissa Meyer

Series: Lunar Chronicles

Cinder - Young Adult Science Fiction Series

Can you say Cyborg Cinderella?


Meet the Lunar Chronicles, a series with an overarching plot where each book is told from a different fairy tale character's perspective. Each with a special science fiction twist, of course.


Tags: Fairy Tale, YA, Cinderella, Sci-Fi, Series, Space, Romance, Cyborgs







Seven Crowns by E.V. Everest

Series: Seven Crowns

Seven Crowns - YA Science Fiction Series

Lost space princess, mystery, and royal rivals? Say hello to the Seven Crowns series!


Follow Anabella Halt as she swept into a world of glittering ballgowns, royal rivals, and deadly intergalactic politics.


Tags: Royalty, YA, Academy, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Series, Space, Romance, Magic






Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

Series: Ender's Game

Cinder - Young Adult Sci-Fi Series

Earth is facing its greatest enemy, and a brilliant young boy may be the only one who can stop them.


Meet Ender's Game, the YA sci-fi classic by Orson Scott Card.


Tags: Sci-Fi, Space, Academy, Battles, Video Games








Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

Series: The Aurora Cycle

Aurora Rising - YA Sci-Fi Series

A war millions of years in the making and a squad of losers, discipline cases, and misfits might just be the last hope for the entire galaxy.


The year is 2380, and the graduating cadets of Aurora Academy are being assigned their first missions. Star pupil Tyler Jones is ready to recruit the squad of his dreams but gets stuck with the dregs nobody else would touch . . . And Ty's squad isn't his biggest problem--that'd be Aurora, the girl he's just rescued from cryo-sleep.


Tags: YA, sci-fi, space opera, academy, romance





The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Series: Hunger Games

Hunger Games - Young Adult Science Fiction Series

A dystopian world where children are selected annually to represent their districts and battle in a dome...to the death.


An imaginative and action-packed adventure. Follow Katniss, a skilled hunter and outdoorswoman, as she competes in the Hunger Games for her life and maybe something more.


Tags: Sci-Fi, Dystopian, Futuristic, Battles, Romance, Competition, Action





Skyward by Brandon Sanderson

Series: Skyward

Skyward - YA Science Fiction Series

A world under attack where pilots are heroes for the surviving human race.


Becoming a pilot has always been Spensa's dream. Since she was a little girl, she has imagined soaring skyward and proving her bravery. But her fate is intertwined with her father's--a pilot himself who was killed years ago when he abruptly deserted his team, leaving Spensa's chances of attending flight school at slim to none.


Tags: YA, sci-fi, action, space





Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

Series: Ready Player One

Ready Player One - Young Adult Sci-Fi Series

An intergalactic scavenger hunt for the ultimate prize.


The only time Wade Watts really feels alive is when he’s jacked into the OASIS, a vast virtual world where most of humanity spends their days.


When the eccentric creator of the OASIS dies, he leaves behind a series of fiendish puzzles, based on his obsession with the pop culture of decades past. Whoever is first to solve them will inherit his vast fortune—and control of the OASIS itself.


Tags: YA, Sci-Fi, Video Games, Futuristic




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Writer's pictureE.V. Everest
Jul 12, 20214 min read

Daughter of Hades


Daughter of Hades by Dani Hoots

Hi there! I'm so excited to be a part of my very first blog tour. Today, I'm featuring Daughter of Hades by Dani Hoots, a new adult fantasy series. How gorgeous is this artwork? Let's dive in!

Daughter of Hades Collection by Dani Hoots, NA Fantasy

Daughter of Hades Collection by Dani Hoots Genres: Fantasy, New Adult


What would you do with the dichotomous power over life and death? For Chrys, apparently, it was to stay cooped up in the Underworld all her life. She wishes she could leave and see what the human world is all about, but her Father would never allow it, as she was never supposed to be born. If Zeus found out, she would be sent straight to Tartarus. So she has stayed in Hades’ palace all her life, her only friends being a punk whom she convinced her father was a genius tutor, and a demigod who she may or may not have almost kissed (father would be so mad if he found out). After a huge fight with her mother Persephone, Chrys decides she can’t take it anymore and has to travel to the human world, since her mother loves it so much more than she seems to care for her own husband. With her two best friends, Chrys travels through Oceanus and finds herself in London, England. Ready to experience what it was like to be human, Chrys decides they can stay for a couple of days before having to return. Nothing could go wrong in that short of time, right? This is the entire Daughter of Hades Collection: Endangered (Book 1) Engaged (Book 2) Entangled (Book 3) Enchanted (Book 4)

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Read an Excerpt from Daughter of Hades:

Hello and welcome to the Underworld. My name is Chrys, and I am the daughter of Hades. May I take your coat?


I really wanted to say that to the group of recently deceased that stepped up to my father, begging him not to send them to Tartarus, the place of eternal torment—pretty much where all the bad people went. Beside Father was Minos, Rhadamanthys, and Aiakos, the other judges of the dead. I sure as Cronus didn’t want to be judged by that deadly trio. First off, they had been here longer than I had, since Zeus appointed them, and although nothing really ages here after death, they seemed to be older and grumpier than ever before. And I, unfortunately, had to witness today’s session of pleas because “I needed to learn the ins and outs of the business in case anything ever happened.” At least, that is what my father, Hades, kept telling me.


Father sat there, quiet, as the three stooges (that’s what I called them in my head, if they ever found out, I would be in so much trouble) examined the next contestant. The man before them was on the fence of being sent to either Tartarus or the Asphodel Meadows, which was why he was being judged. I already knew my father’s decision, since he was quite predictable when it came to judging people.


It would be Tartarus.


Father always took a long while, as if his decision hadn’t already been made. He could have finished judging today’s deceased already if he didn’t take his time about it. It annoyed me tremendously, which I knew he could tell as I sat there nervously fighting with my dress sleeves.


One of the men went down on his knees. “Please, have mercy on me. I never meant to do those things, had I known— “


“Had you known, you would have been perfect, right?” Hades interrupted with a scowl. “Done everything you could to be in paradise? There are no second chances here, the gods have given humans a chance to obey them, a chance to live in paradise. It is not our fault you don’t see the signs.”


I let out a brief yawn, trying to cover it with my hand, but my father noticed right away and gave me one of his cold looks. I tried my hardest to sit up straight, to appear as though my mind hadn’t drifted off to thinking about meeting up with my friends Huntley and A.J., or what I told Father was “being tutored about modern Earth affairs” by these friends of mine. Really, we just hung out and tried not to get into trouble.


Tried was the key word there.


“Tartarus. Send in the next one,” Hades ordered.

Author Bio:

Dani Hoots is a science fiction, fantasy, romance, and young adult author who loves anything with a story. She has a B.S. in Anthropology, a Masters of Urban and Environmental Planning, a Certificate in Novel Writing from Arizona State University, and a BS in Herbal Science from Bastyr University. Currently she is working on a YA urban fantasy series called Daughter of Hades, a YA urban fantasy series called The Wonderland Chronicles, a historic fantasy vampire series called A World of Vampires, and a YA sci-fi series called Sanshlian Series. She has also started up an indie publishing company called FoxTales Press. She also works with Anthill Studios in creating comics through Antik Comics. Her hobbies include reading, watching anime, cooking, studying different languages, wire walking, hula hoop, and working with plants. She is also an herbalist and sells her concoctions on FoxCraft Apothecary. She lives in Phoenix with her husband and visits Seattle often.




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