Headstrong young Vasya is an heir to old magic and has the abilities to protect her family from dangers that are plucked straight out of folklore.
In Marian Womack’s shadowy novel, ingenious women confront turn-of-the-century uncertainties.
Charlaine Harris’ sequel to An Easy Death is just as gritty as its predecessor.
Readers will fall in love with the contemplative pace, brisk dialogue and rebellious heroine of The Unwilling.
Highfire is funny, menacing and unlike anything else you’ve ever read.
Expansive and compelling, A.K. Larkwood’s The Unspoken Name has everything you’d want in a new fantasy universe.
This book’s heart is pure gold, albeit a bit crooked.
An enchanting, worthy read for lovers of Shakespeare and fantasy alike.
Karen O’Neil’s travails in Cuba bring to mind an Indiana Jones adventure with a little more moral ambiguity and a lot more incantations.
Callender’s novel deftly handles the touchy subjects of rank and racism, cruelty and privilege, while also providing an exciting fantasy whodunit.
The Guinevere Deception weaves together all the familiar characters of legend and lore.
Philosophical and atmospheric, The Deep looks carefully at what it means to collectively heal.
Equal parts romance, bildungsroman and murder mystery, Unnatural Magic can’t decide on a genre archetype, and that’s a good thing.
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