Naomi Novik returns with the can’t-miss fantasy of the fall, a brutal coming-of-power story steeped in the aesthetics of dark academia.
This sequel retains the excellent characterization and intrigue of Villoso’s first book while expanding both its world and the plot at a head-spinning rate.
An admirable blend of horror and dark fantasy, as well as an accurate reconstruction of the original novel’s mood.
An Unnatural Life will appeal to the philosopher within its audience, those who want to cozy up and consider a lightly challenging moral and ethical dilemma.
Evocatively claustrophobic and studded with gunpowder and machinery, The Vanished Queen is a unique and striking fantasy debut.
Stewart explores a haunted world reminiscent of Ursula K. Le Guin’s Earthsea in her exemplary debut.
A timely and powerful read, Architects of Memory will leave readers thinking for weeks to come.
In the face of a fandom planet, troubling memories and past nemeses and allies, Eva steps up as the confident captain readers have come to love.
This is a hopeful book from an author who is known for dark, violent stories, which makes it both a delightful surprise and a balm in difficult times.
Rousing and irreverent, this is an entertaining adventure that challenges the stereotypes of heroes, villains and the humble temp.
The second, much-anticipated installment in Tamsyn Muir’s Locked Tomb trilogy delivers on its promise of high-energy necromancy and cryptic conundrums.
Explosive and page-turning prose, ridiculous scenarios and an empowering perspective on mental illness make Automatic Reload a fun and engaging read.
Susanna Clarke’s novel is lavishly descriptive, charming, heartbreaking and imbued with a magic that will be familiar to her devoted readers.
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