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Nothing is more exciting than finally getting your hands on the next book in your favorite series. Here are 10 next-in-series books perfect for young adult readers, all coming out in the future (near and far-ish) and all worth getting pumped about.
Out in September: Second in "The Compound" series. Eli figured out his father's lies and escaped the compound before the family ate the babies, thank goodness. The family – minus their evil dad – have reunited with Eli's twin, who they thought was dead, and are now trying to live as normally as possible. But the media won't leave them alone and their father’s former adviser won't hand over the company, even though Eli and his twin are the heirs.
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