The Prey
by Tom Isbell

If you liked the Fifth Wave and/or The Maze Runner series, you will enjoy this dystopian YA novel.

Impulse
by Ellen Hopkins

This book, written in verse, is told from the perspective of three teenagers: Tony, Connor, and Vanessa. These kids all come from different backgrounds but they are brought together when they attempt to end their lives and are put into a facility. Tony comes from a broken home with a barely-there dad and a prostitute mom; he lived on the street and became addicted to drugs. Connor comes from a stable household with cold parents who have expectations which are too high; he had his heart broken.  Vanessa’s dad is in the military and her mother is bipolar; she is also bipolar and self harms (cuts). The book is written about the therapy and the setbacks that the teens endure.

The Rules
by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguie

Every year one or two teenagers plan a super exclusive party and invite a select few high school students. During the party there is a scavenger hunt; the winners of the scavenger hunt receive amazing prizes (money is not an obstacle for these wealthy teens.) This year’s party is a little different; one of the attendees wants to get revenge.  People die and you don’t find the true killer until the very end. Every character in the book has their own chapter(s) and some unreliable narrators keep you guessing.