Tantalizing Future YA Releases!

Tantalizing Future YA Releases is a weekly feature where I showcase upcoming YA covers. In addition, 'The Blast from the Past' section focuses on previously released books that still deserve a voice after a few years of silence. If you are inspired by this part of the meme, giving credit will be greatly appreciated.

All titles are linked to GoodReads for summary details. Also, please note that covers may not be final. If changes occur I will replace the covers with the new versions.

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• Twisted (Pretty Little Liars, #9) by Sara Shepard (HarperTeen, 7/5/11)
• Lunch-Box Dream by Tony Abbott (Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 7/19/11)

• Envy by Gregg Olsen (Splinter, 8/2/11)
• India Dark by Kristy Murray (Allen & Unwin, 9/1/11)

• Reel Life Starring Us by Lisa Greenwald (Amulet Books, 9/1/11)
• Ten Rules for Living with My Sister by Ann M. Martin (Feiwel & Friends, 9/27/11)

• Reasons to Be Happy by Katrina Kittle (Sourcebooks Jabberwocky, 10/1/11)
• If I Tell by Janet Gurtler (Sourcebooks Fire, 10/1/11)

• Phoenix (Beautiful Dead, #4) by Eden Maguire (Sourcebooks Fire, 10/1/11)
• Dangerously Placed by Nansi Kunze (Random House Australia, 10/1/11)

• Struck: Stupid Cupid; Flirting with Disaster; Pucker Up by Rhonda Stapleton (Simon Pulse, 12/6/11)
• The Storyteller by Antonia Michaelis (Amulet Books, 1/1/12)

*Blast From The Past*

• The Inferior by Peadar Ó Guilín (David Fickling Books, 6/10/08)

Summary: Stopmouth and his family know of no other life than the daily battle to survive. To live, they must hunt rival species, or negotiate flesh-trade with those who crave meat of the freshest human kind. It is a savage, desperate existence. And for Stopmouth, considered slowwitted hunt-fodder by his tribe, the future looks especially bleak. But then, on the day he is callously betrayed by his brother, a strange and beautiful woman falls from the sky. It is a moment that will change his destiny, and that of all humanity, forever. With echoes of Tarzan, Conan the Barbarian, and The Truman Show, Peadar Ó Guilín’s debut is an action—and idea-packed—blockbuster that will challenge your perceptions of humanity and leave you hungry for more.