New hardbacks:

Soulprint, by Megan Miranda:

Soulprint is a solid romantic adventure-mystery, made all the more enjoyable by Miranda’s avoidance of instalove; the strong threads about trust and friendship; and the thoughtfulness about the moral, philosophical, religious, and political implications of tracking the movements of reincarnated souls.

Seeker, by Arwen Elys Dayton:

Positives first. The action sequences are really cinematic: the characters use “whipswords,” which are basically the T-1000 in non-sentient, weapon form; there is a scene that involves base jumping off a skyscraper onto an airship while shooting fireworks at said airship as a distraction. And…that’s all I’ve really got.

When Reason Breaks, by Cindy L. Rodriguez

I Remember You, by Cathleen Davitt Bell

Kiss and Tell (Truth or Dare), by Jacqueline Green