This tale of two magically gifted misfits in early 1900s America is immediate, unflinching and wonderful.
This tale of two magically gifted misfits in early 1900s America is immediate, unflinching and wonderful.
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This tale of two magically gifted misfits in early 1900s America is immediate, unflinching and wonderful.
The Seventh Queen has a compelling villain and an unusual focus on courtly maneuvering for a fantasy novel.
If British history (and the mythology that surrounds it) sets your heart ablaze, then Lucy Holland’s mystical Sistersong will enchant you.
Come for the incredibly rich setting of a magical Edwardian England, stay for the captivating romance.
Caitlin Starling magnificently twists gothic tropes to her own ends, creating a uniquely white-knuckle fantasy experience.
Summer Sons is raw and visceral, alternating between discussions of identity and sexuality, the horror of grief and an actual haunting.
Christina Henry’s Horseman is an atmospheric and haunting reimagining of Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”
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