Kylee’s Quest

TENTATIVE GENERAL RELEASE DATE MARCH 1, 2025.

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Can you love someone and hate them at the same time?

Divorce is splintering thirteen-year-old Kylee Strong’s family. She wants nothing more than her dad’s approval. However, his emotional and physical abuse confuses her. What do you do when someone who is supposed to love you, hurts you instead? She believes making an elite golf team will finally impress her father. But when her position on the team drives yet another wedge between them, she finds herself turning to a retired teacher for guidance: Nancy Henson.

Kylee must decide if her need to earn her father's love outweighs her desire to protect her little brother. She discovers unexpected strength in newfound friendships, but is she strong enough to forgive her dad? God? Or herself? 

Kylee’s Quest is an inspiring coming-of-age story that doesn't shy away from difficult subject matter. If you enjoyed Wish by Barbara O’Connor, The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise by Dan Gemeinhart, or Mike Lupica's work . . . you will love Kylee’s Quest. Filled with humor, heartache, and hope, Kelly Strenge’s debut novel is sure to become a fan favorite.

 

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING?

"Kylee's Quest is an engaging, page-turning read. Kelly Strenge's voice is perfect for YA, with just the right amount of wit, snark, and sweetness. If you're looking for a hope-filled, redemptive YA story with strong faith, look no further."

 -Sarah Hanks, author of the award-winning Mercy series

"Awesome! To be honest, I liked everything! I loved how you made it feel so real like it wasn't just a story. Like it could have been a true story. It was happy, sad, exciting, and heart-warming at the same time. I hope others like this book as much as I do."

-Alice, age 13

"There needs to be more books like this."

-Ireland, age 14

"Wow. Just wow. I never expected something like this. It's good, exceptional really, and it's raw. If I picked this up in a library and read it, I'd be so happy."

-Brielle, age 13