M.J. Kuhn’s fabulous debut is a fantasy heist caper with effortless world building and a compelling cast of characters.
A commandingly propulsive story and complex writing style make The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina a challenge, but one well worth the time.
This vital and beautifully executed new contribution to the Arthurian canon turns the spotlight on Elaine Astolat, the Lady of Shalott.
If you’re a fan of epic fantasy, you can’t miss this one.
The banter in this fantasy novel is so pleasant, so assured, that it at times reads like classic English literature.
Author Ryan Van Loan propels the reader through this fairly convoluted fantasy sequel with a twisted kind of brio.
Readers looking for a thoughtful, dark fantasy with action and well-earned twists would do well to pick up The Empire’s Ruin.
On every page of The Tangleroot Palace, women have the power to take their own stories back and remake them into something resilient and new.
The Jasmine Throne is sumptuous and heady, mystical and intricate, with an absolutely electric central relationship that will have fans raving for the sequel.
Vampires stalk the streets of 19th century Europe in Nicole Jarvis’ arresting historical fantasy, The Lights of Prague.
The wajinru dwell beneath the sea and are descended from pregnant African women who were cast overboard by slave traders.
The Library of the Dead is a kaleidoscopic adventure that melds the phantasmagoric with the mundane.
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