This is a big, fun book, and anyone seeking a dose of large-scale epic fantasy with some fresh viewpoints will be right at home.
This alternate take on Sherlock Holmes asks penetrating questions of its readers, raising issues that are unexplored in Conan Doyle’s original stories.
A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians turns the part of history class you might have slept through into something new, exciting and deeply magical.
Anyone looking to be swept up in a story of dark magic in which nothing is as it seems should give ‘Ninth House’ a try.
Tanzer’s masterful depiction of the relationships among Jane, Miriam and Nancy meshes perfectly with the precision of her magical system.
Akers can be a touch matter-of-fact regarding significant events, but his characterization and magic-building are as believable as they come.
Melissa Caruso slowly feeds the reader clue after clue, and moments of real pain and longing add depth to this mysterious and wonderful fantasy novel.
Durst’s latest novel, full of daring races and twisting halls of intrigue, will surprise and delight even as it feels comforting and familiar.
Readers looking for an utterly fresh fantasy world would do well to give this one a try.
Come for the vivid world, stay for the intrigue, the dialogue and the top-notch character design.
The Age of Witches is a perfect brew of meticulous skill and focused intention as the Bishops battle over their entangled lineage and futures.
Both fluffy and heart-rending, this novel is the perfect pick-me-up for anyone stuck inside or wishing for a peaceful day by the sea.
In a magical novel of breadth and precision, Jemisin builds a version of New York City that is more than the borders of its boroughs. This New York is alive.
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