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.
Fortuna is full of action and shifts naturally between intimate conversations and breakneck space adventure.
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.
In The Throne of the Five Winds, a lady-in-waiting to the princess of a vanquished land plays a dangerous game of political intrigue.
Erin Morgenstern—proving once again what an adept literary juggler she is—weaves a multitude of stories together into one mighty, magical tale.
Grave Importance is less horrifying than hilarious, and delightfully so.
Mihalik fills the void for every Star Wars fan who wished the franchise had more kissing.
Expansive yet personal, Paul Krueger’s Steel Crow Saga starts with a bang and never slows down.
Simultaneously gritty and full of a sense of wonder, The Bone Ships is the perfect adventure for anyone who’s ever had dreams of the sea—or of dragons.
Eva’s fiery spark of devotion and spirit will keep readers captivated until the very last page of this winding, backtracking and space-jumping ride.
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