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Homelanders in the Hollywood Reporter

August 15, 2011 Culture

This article in last week’s Hollywood Reporter laid out the team that will be tackling the Homelanders movie: Miles Chapman has been hired to pen Summit’s adaptation of Homelanders, a young-adult book series by Andrew Klavan. Screenwriters Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, best known as the showrunners of TV’s Smallville, are working with Chapman in [...]

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Final Hour Now Out In July

June 7, 2011 News

The fourth and final installment of Andrew’s Homelanders series of thrillers for young adults will now be published by Thomas Nelson July 19th, a month earlier than originally announced.  The Final Hour brings to a conclusion the story that began with The Last Thing I Remember.  The series follows teenager Charlie West, who goes to [...]

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BreakPoint Praises Last Thing

March 1, 2011 News

Chuck Colson’s BreakPoint website had a teen fiction week last week, and Wednesday’s entry featured a review and excerpt of The Last Thing I Remember.  Gina Dalfonzo delivered high praise to the kick-off novel of Andrew’s Homelanders thriller series for young adults, saying, “Klavan’s book is very well written, with an engaging young hero whose [...]

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TeensReadToo Loves Long Way Home

February 15, 2011 Books

The excellent young adult book website TeensReadToo has given five stars and a Gold Star Award to The Long Way Home, book two of what will ultimately be my four book Homelanders series of YA thrillers.   Three are out so far.  The Last Thing I Remember is number one; number three is The Truth of [...]

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“Last Thing” Up for Readers Award

January 18, 2011 News

The Last Thing I Remember – the lead-off novel in Andrew’s Homelanders series of thrillers for young adults – has been nominated for the 2011-2012 Truman Readers Award for the state of Missouri.  Last Thing and the eleven other nominees will be presented to readers in the sixth through eighth grade throughout the Show-Me state [...]

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Homelanders’ “Final Hour” on Amazon

January 18, 2011 Books

I just noticed you can now pre-order The Final Hour, the last novel in the Homelanders series, on Amazon.   Also, there’s a shot of the jacket art, which I think came out really well.   Pub-date is listed as August 2nd, so I guess there’ll be a bit of a wait before delivery.

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Long Way Home Makes List

August 3, 2010 News

The second in Andrew’s much-acclaimed Homelanders series, The Long Way Home, is number 4 this month on the YA bestseller list of the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.  The sequel to The Last Thing I Remember continues the four-book saga of Charlie West, an ordinary teenager who goes to sleep in his own bed one night [...]

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Charlie Goes to Israel

June 1, 2010 News

Andrew’s Homelanders series has found an Israeli publisher.  Dani Books, the Israeli publisher of both the Harry Potter and Twilight novels, will bring out the Homelanders Young Adult thrillers, starting with The Last Thing I Remember.  Homelanders tells the story of Charlie West, an ordinary teenager who mysteriously finds himself hunted by Islamist terrorists and [...]

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“Last Thing” Returns to Bestseller List

April 27, 2010 News

The Last Thing I Remember, the first book in Andrew’s Homelanders series of thriller novels for young adults, has returned to the Christian Booksellers Association young adult bestseller list.  After occupying the list for two months last year, Last Thing reappeared on the list for May, 2010 at #5.  The second book in the series, [...]

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“Last Thing” Paperback On The Way

April 13, 2010 News

The paperback edition of the first book in Andrew’s Homelanders series, The Last Thing I Remember, will hit the bookstores in May.  The novel tells the story of 17-year-old Charlie West who goes to sleep in his own bed one night only to awaken in the clutches of Islamo-fascist terrorists.  The sequel The Long Way [...]

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