Teen Sweepstakes - Page 1
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Roads That Led To You by S. Grant, a poignant story of first love, missed chances, and the roads we take to find ourselves. Sydney meets E in the summer, she turns sixteen, and their friendship quickly deepens into a powerful, soul-level connection. For seven years, they remain each other’s constant, despite the heartbreak of bad timing and the ache of almosts.
Now twenty-three, Sydney is trying to move on. She’s building a quiet life with Jake, someone safe and steady. But when E unexpectedly reappears, the spark she thought she’d buried flares to life, reminding her of the love that never truly let go. The Roads That Led To You is a tender exploration of longing, identity, and the kind of love that leaves a mark no matter how far you run.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Leta Pearl's Love Biscuits by Arlon Jay Staggs. In 1982, Bailey Springs, Alabama, secrets don’t just circulate; they’re served warm and buttery. Trudy Beaumont has kept a low profile ever since her teenage pregnancy and whirlwind marriage to high school football star Jimmie Beaumont rocked the town. Years after Jimmie’s tragic death, the whispers haven’t stopped, and many still blame her.
Now engaged to polished politician Haskel Moody, Trudy finds herself back in the public eye, especially after taking a chemistry teaching job to boost his mayoral campaign. But the ghosts of her past aren’t done with her yet, and neither is Coach Shug Meechum, whose easy charm and maddening grin stir up more than old memories. Meanwhile, Trudy’s mother, Leta Pearl, is stirring up her own trouble, using her secret recipe of love-laced biscuits to manipulate the town’s men for reasons only she knows.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison, a razor-sharp horror novel about family, faith, and the ghosts we carry. Vesper Wright has spent years keeping her distance from the ultra-religious community she fled at eighteen, knowing full well that leaving meant exile. But when an unexpected wedding invitation arrives, her cousin Rosie is getting married at the family farm, Vesper is torn. Has the rule been lifted just for her? Is this a peace offering, or something more sinister?
Despite the warning signs, Vesper feels compelled to return, even if it means facing the toxic past she thought she’d escaped. Even if it means seeing her mother again, Constance, the icy former scream queen with secrets of her own. What awaits Vesper at the farm isn’t just a reunion. It’s a reckoning. And not everyone will make it out unscathed.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Bad Bishop by L.J. Shen. One night under a starless sky shattered everything. A teenage pregnancy. A secret the Camorra is desperate to erase. My father sold me to the highest bidder, Tiernan Callaghan, Irish mafia royalty with a taste for chaos. He wants me for power, for leverage, for war. I’m just a piece on his board. But Tiernan, perched atop a throne built from his enemies’ bones, thinks I’m easy to break. He’s wrong. Because in this game, the underestimated pawn might just rewrite the rules. And the thing about bad bishops? They know how to protect their own.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Phoebe Variations by Jane Hamilton. Phoebe, seventeen and on the brink of graduation, has never cared to know her birth family. But when her adoptive mother, Greta, insists on a visit, the meeting with her biological parents and siblings shakes Phoebe to the core. With her best friend Luna by her side, she bolts, landing at the unruly home of Patrick O’Connor, where thirteen siblings offer a chance to disappear. That is, until Phoebe asks Patrick to cut off her long hair, and the transformation is impossible to ignore. Suddenly, Patrick’s older brothers are captivated by the mysterious, Peter Pan–like figure who’s entered their world.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly. After his “resurrection walk” and a search for purpose, Mickey Haller steps into the world of public interest litigation. His latest case targets an AI company whose chatbot gave a deadly suggestion to a sixteen-year-old boy, telling him it was acceptable to kill his ex-girlfriend for being disloyal.
Representing the girl’s grieving family, Mickey dives into the chaotic and largely unregulated terrain of artificial intelligence, where oversight is scarce and the stakes are enormous. He teams up with journalist Jack McEvoy, who initially wants to observe the trial for a book but ends up buried in boxes of discovery documents. What he uncovers is a whistleblower, someone with the truth, but too terrified to come forward until now. With billions on the line, the case becomes more than a legal battle; it’s a fight against a system that’s spiraling out of control.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan. In 1970s London, seventeen-year-old Jean is a troubled Jewish teen adrift in the counterculture, sent to Compton Manor—a rural boarding school for boys deemed difficult. Isolated even among misfits, Jean finds an unexpected connection with Tom, a charismatic, wealthier classmate. Their friendship blossoms into something deeper, and for the first time, Jean feels possibility in the strange rhythms of his new life: farming chores, poetry readings, pagan rituals. Maybe he’ll even pass his exams. But the divide between them—Tom’s privilege and ease, Jean’s solitude and scholarship—proves harder to bridge than Jean hoped. And as infatuation gives way to heartbreak, Jean must confront the limits of belonging.
