What do you think?
Rate this book
Riot Girls
Riot Girls: Seven Free Teen Books With Girls Who Don’t Need A Hero is a collection of Young Adult Speculative Fiction Fantasy/SciFi/Dystopian/Paranormal) for readers who like it when a girl can take care of herself. These teens don’t sit around waiting for someone to rescue them from their situation, they act!
The collection has something for everyone—dystopian societies, trained assassins, strange creatures (faeries, vampires, werewolves, and zombies), super heroes, and witches. What binds our stories together is our heroines—girls who have the inner and outer strength to take care of themselves.
Included in the collection:
You Don't Know Me
Series: xGeneration by Brad Magnarella
Genre: SciFi / Superhero - Full Length Novel (95,000 words).
Fourteen-year-old Janis Graystone is mostly worried about soccer, school, and keeping her older sister from running her life. But when strange things start happening to her including out-of-body experiences and the sense someone is watching her, she finds herself working with an unlikely but loyal ally to discover the source of the danger she senses around her. Rated PG-14 (Language).
The Blemished
Series: Blemished by Sarah Dalton
Genre: SciFi / Dystopian - Full Length Novel (85,000 words).
Below average and imperfect in a world of stunning clones, Mina Hart is denied an education and a normal life. But when she meets a new friend’s mysterious brother, she finds herself willing to share a dangerous secret...
Xoe: Vampires, and Werewolves, and Demons, Oh My!
Series: Xoe Meyers by Sara C. Roethle
Genre: Paranormal - Full Length Novel (50,000 words).
Xoe Meyers liked her normal small-town life. But things change fast when the new guy in town turns out to be a werewolf who goes after her best friend in a big way. Determined to save her friend, she finds herself allied with creatures she never knew existed in a battle that threatens all their lives. Rated PG-13 (Language).
Magic Unbound
Series: Fae Unbound by Jill Nojack
Genre: Contemporary Urban Fantasy - Full Length Novel (45,000 words).
Not-quite-sixteen year old Lizbet Moore expects a boring last month of summer vacation. What she wasn't expecting was a fifteen-hundred-year old fae hiding in her back garden. Murderous monks, memories of her past lives, and the race to save the fae from destruction change her summer in ways she could never have imagined.
Avoidables, Volume 1
Series: by Rachel Medhurst
Genre: Fantasy / Dystopian - Serialized Novella-length Fiction (25,000 words). Hope is an Avoidable in a world that belongs to the Perfects. She was born with only one arm, but when she discovers that her disability is actually a gift, she joins a group of rebels who are determined to change the rules of her society. Rated PG-14 (Language, Mature Situations).
Chronicles of Steele: Raven, Episode One
Series: Raven by Pauline Creeden
Genre: Fantasy / Steampunk – Short Serialized Novelette (17,300 words).
Raven was trained by her father to be a Reaper. Just as she's saved enough lives to redeem the ones she's taken, she agrees to take on a last mission that's too important to ignore. Will it force her back into the life she's trying to escape?
Halloween Magic & Mayhem
Series: Magic & Mayhem by Stella Wilkinson
Genre: Paranormal / Comedy Romance - Novelette (15,000 words) .
On her sixteenth birthday, Emily Rand discovers she is a powerful witch. Her experiment with a spell accidently turns a ghost back into a boy and reanimates a group of zombies. It will take all of her power to undo what she has done. Rated PG-13 (Language).
Please note: Riot Girls contains books by authors from both the United States and Great Britain. Spelling, punctuation, and sentence construction can be different from what is correct grammar on the "other side of the pond".
The collection has something for everyone—dystopian societies, trained assassins, strange creatures (faeries, vampires, werewolves, and zombies), super heroes, and witches. What binds our stories together is our heroines—girls who have the inner and outer strength to take care of themselves.
Included in the collection:
You Don't Know Me
Series: xGeneration by Brad Magnarella
Genre: SciFi / Superhero - Full Length Novel (95,000 words).
Fourteen-year-old Janis Graystone is mostly worried about soccer, school, and keeping her older sister from running her life. But when strange things start happening to her including out-of-body experiences and the sense someone is watching her, she finds herself working with an unlikely but loyal ally to discover the source of the danger she senses around her. Rated PG-14 (Language).
The Blemished
Series: Blemished by Sarah Dalton
Genre: SciFi / Dystopian - Full Length Novel (85,000 words).
Below average and imperfect in a world of stunning clones, Mina Hart is denied an education and a normal life. But when she meets a new friend’s mysterious brother, she finds herself willing to share a dangerous secret...
Xoe: Vampires, and Werewolves, and Demons, Oh My!
Series: Xoe Meyers by Sara C. Roethle
Genre: Paranormal - Full Length Novel (50,000 words).
Xoe Meyers liked her normal small-town life. But things change fast when the new guy in town turns out to be a werewolf who goes after her best friend in a big way. Determined to save her friend, she finds herself allied with creatures she never knew existed in a battle that threatens all their lives. Rated PG-13 (Language).
Magic Unbound
Series: Fae Unbound by Jill Nojack
Genre: Contemporary Urban Fantasy - Full Length Novel (45,000 words).
Not-quite-sixteen year old Lizbet Moore expects a boring last month of summer vacation. What she wasn't expecting was a fifteen-hundred-year old fae hiding in her back garden. Murderous monks, memories of her past lives, and the race to save the fae from destruction change her summer in ways she could never have imagined.
Avoidables, Volume 1
Series: by Rachel Medhurst
Genre: Fantasy / Dystopian - Serialized Novella-length Fiction (25,000 words). Hope is an Avoidable in a world that belongs to the Perfects. She was born with only one arm, but when she discovers that her disability is actually a gift, she joins a group of rebels who are determined to change the rules of her society. Rated PG-14 (Language, Mature Situations).
Chronicles of Steele: Raven, Episode One
Series: Raven by Pauline Creeden
Genre: Fantasy / Steampunk – Short Serialized Novelette (17,300 words).
Raven was trained by her father to be a Reaper. Just as she's saved enough lives to redeem the ones she's taken, she agrees to take on a last mission that's too important to ignore. Will it force her back into the life she's trying to escape?
Halloween Magic & Mayhem
Series: Magic & Mayhem by Stella Wilkinson
Genre: Paranormal / Comedy Romance - Novelette (15,000 words) .
On her sixteenth birthday, Emily Rand discovers she is a powerful witch. Her experiment with a spell accidently turns a ghost back into a boy and reanimates a group of zombies. It will take all of her power to undo what she has done. Rated PG-13 (Language).
Please note: Riot Girls contains books by authors from both the United States and Great Britain. Spelling, punctuation, and sentence construction can be different from what is correct grammar on the "other side of the pond".
- GenresSupernaturalFantasy
1003 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 28, 2015
46 people are currently reading
443 people want to read
About the author
Sara C. Roethle
125 books934 followersSara C. Roethle is a Fantasy author and part-time unicorn. She enjoys writing character driven stories in various fantasy realms with elements of Celtic and Norse myth, humor, and metaphysical ponderings.
Her series include:
Tree of Ages
The Thief's Apprentice
The Moonstone Chronicles
Xoe Meyers
Bitter Ashes
Her series include:
Tree of Ages
The Thief's Apprentice
The Moonstone Chronicles
Xoe Meyers
Bitter Ashes
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
kts
April 15, 2015Free on Amazon today!
UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Riot-Girls-Fa...
US - http://www.amazon.com/Riot-Girls-Fant...
UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Riot-Girls-Fa...
US - http://www.amazon.com/Riot-Girls-Fant...
January 12, 2016
This “book” is very good. They all have a lot of detail included in them. In the books the main characters are all teenage girls, all with a special power of some sort whether it is fire or strength, or even telekinesis. The girls are empowering in the way that girls do not need someone to save them, as they can save themselves if they are in danger. They all face a serious issue and solve it using their powers.
The main idea of all of the books is that girls can stand up for themselves and they do not need a boy to protect them. All of these books are the first in each of their own series, and I would recommend them to anyone who likes thrilling books that have a meaning that is clear to see. I really liked this book of books because it was thrilling and the characters have adventures that are interesting and very detailed. Most of the books are not too long and you can finish them in a couple of days each, if you love to read like me.
This book of books gave me a few connections to my life and to other books I have read. I connected with the characters believing they could do anything they set their mind to. A book that I connected to while reading this book is called The Wishing Pearl, which is also about a girl who believed in herself. This book made me think about “If I had the ability to acquire a special power, what do I think I would choose and why I would choose that one in particular.” I absolutely loved these books and got excited when we had time to read in class and when I finished all of my other homework, I would read for a half an hour to an hour straight. A very good book that I would recommend to pretty much anyone.
The main idea of all of the books is that girls can stand up for themselves and they do not need a boy to protect them. All of these books are the first in each of their own series, and I would recommend them to anyone who likes thrilling books that have a meaning that is clear to see. I really liked this book of books because it was thrilling and the characters have adventures that are interesting and very detailed. Most of the books are not too long and you can finish them in a couple of days each, if you love to read like me.
This book of books gave me a few connections to my life and to other books I have read. I connected with the characters believing they could do anything they set their mind to. A book that I connected to while reading this book is called The Wishing Pearl, which is also about a girl who believed in herself. This book made me think about “If I had the ability to acquire a special power, what do I think I would choose and why I would choose that one in particular.” I absolutely loved these books and got excited when we had time to read in class and when I finished all of my other homework, I would read for a half an hour to an hour straight. A very good book that I would recommend to pretty much anyone.
November 13, 2015
Xoe by Sara Roethle: 1 star. very teeny boppy story that spends too much time wandering about. I think the author should probably do a story map as there was a lot of fluff in each scene that slowed the story way down. I skipped pages. This appears to be and definitely read like it's the only book in this set that isn't published elsewhere.
Magic Unbound: 3 stars. Fun and interesting read. Full review on the associated book (i was interested enough to read the full thing.)
Avoidables: 1 star Somehow this story manages to both be cliche and confusing due to some serious plot holes. I read the first third and skimmed the next third and just did not care to find out what happened next.
The Blemished: 3 stars. Very much like the Uglies books, but not quite as polished feeling. It had a very good start and then fell more and more predictable and wrapped up with some very big against-the-character actions that are there only to further the plot.
Raven Steele: 3 stars. I'm not a huge steam punk fan but this was pretty good. I really enjoyed the concept of reapers and think I will search out the next in this series because I'm interested in the characters.
Magic Unbound: 3 stars. Fun and interesting read. Full review on the associated book (i was interested enough to read the full thing.)
Avoidables: 1 star Somehow this story manages to both be cliche and confusing due to some serious plot holes. I read the first third and skimmed the next third and just did not care to find out what happened next.
The Blemished: 3 stars. Very much like the Uglies books, but not quite as polished feeling. It had a very good start and then fell more and more predictable and wrapped up with some very big against-the-character actions that are there only to further the plot.
Raven Steele: 3 stars. I'm not a huge steam punk fan but this was pretty good. I really enjoyed the concept of reapers and think I will search out the next in this series because I'm interested in the characters.
May 25, 2015
I enjoyed most of the books. Ok I forgot to check the list of books and had already read many of them, but they were good. One really held my interest, to the point I just though dinner together so I could get back to the story.
April 11, 2015
A really good book but hey what happened to the sequels
I loved the books but then figured out that you have to buy the rest of the sequels that sucked .
I loved the books but then figured out that you have to buy the rest of the sequels that sucked .
Want to read
April 17, 2015kindle
July 11, 2015
These books made me confiedent to be a girl
It was good and nice, i wanted to write books like this one day, so i loved it thanks. Bye
It was good and nice, i wanted to write books like this one day, so i loved it thanks. Bye
Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews