“Generation VI: The Road to Pronoia” by Jeff Wimperis

Generation VI: The Road to Pronoia is the second book in Jeff Wimperis’ Generation VI series. The story follows Leo Maqauri after his voyage into the Underworld and onto his next journey: to uncover the lost Promethean Urn and to compete at Pronoia’s gladiatorial-style tournament in hopes of beating his nemesis Feidor.

Generation VI: The Road to Pronoia swirls together traditional high fantasy, Greek mythology, and futurism in a post-apocalyptic utopia. There’s nothing quite like this blend of genres, and that makes for something quite alluring – especially to high fantasy fans and adventure lovers.

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“Heir of the Otherworld” by L.E. DeLano

Heir of the Otherworld by L.E. DeLano is a Teen and YA fantasy story that follows Rosaleen, the half-human daughter of the Morrigan, the Irish goddess of death and battle. She can see and talk to spirits of the dead. She spends time training, traveling, and living between the world of the living and the dead, while secretly longing for a normal teenage life. With Samhain approaching, the Morrigan prepares her for an important journey through a thin place. The arrival of Brin, an ancient spirit later revealed to be a battle-blessed warrior, may provide the guide they have been searching for. But the ultimate question may lead readers to ponder what all this means.

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“The Kikiloa Chronicles” by Erik D. Larson

In The Kikiloa Chronicles, Erik D. Larson crafts an ambitious and emotionally sincere adventure novel that is equal parts science fiction, mythology, spirituality, and coming-of-age fiction. The novel essentially asks a simple question: if all things end, where does meaning come from? Not content with simply philosophizing, Larson builds a huge narrative framework around the question, spanning 200,000 years of human history, countless parallel universes, and the intimate emotional lives of a handful of teenagers.

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