The Winds of War by Mosha Winter is a dark and gripping epic fantasy that transports you into a world torn apart by bloodshed, betrayal, and fanaticism. As the Astaris Empire fractures in war, Empress Seline and her council struggle to hold onto power, but...

After the wreckage of their merchant ship, Desert Rain and Gabriel, together with their companions, are rescued by Woasim, a Wind Hijn. But three of their crew members, the Vermin brothers, are missing. Following Desert Rain’s insights, the group, joined by Woasim, heads North, where...

I found it difficult to stop reading The Dead Queen by Briar Knightly. This dark, romantic fantasy is filled with breathtaking action, passion, a brewing love triangle, and a mystery surrounding a missing person. Sienna, heiress of Llwyn and a Fox royal, is brave, unyielding,...

In Two Moons: The Eternal Tide by Cameron O'Brien, Deor is a courageous young hunter in the occupied territory of Alcyone. Her world is upended when the oppressive Meropan regime abducts her younger sister Sage during the Day of Procurement, a ritual in which Meropans...

One continent, two princesses, and three enchanted artifacts, pitted against an ancient foe. Elliana broke the Dark, Derya wrote on water, and now her father expects the impossible: to find Cetus’s Crown, lost a millennium ago. In The Girl Who Shattered the Sea by Evelyn...

The Hunger of the Dragon by R.M. Schultz begins with Märren fleeing across dangerous lands, carrying her daughter Eimri’s skull, while voices in her mind guide her toward a Dragon’s scale to counter a curse. She loses the skull and is captured by Sea Serpent...

Jake Rab's stone age fantasy The Warden of Lies follows Elaina, a cavern-raised girl, thrust into a collapsing world after the Fourth Arch, an immense structure tied to guardianship, fails. A curse on her parents leaves them incapacitated. After a Warden dies fighting a monstrous...

Admittedly, I’m a fan of British television, and that distinctively dry, quirky humor always hits the mark for me. So, slipping into Katherine Vick’s The Disposable felt natural and an absolute delight. The premise deals with characters typically relegated to the background of fantasy epics...

The Arch Mage by James Wood is the third installment in The Ebon Knight Chronicles. The story picks up with Kelso being attacked, his house having been besieged, and Ava being taken by her eldest sister, Jesslyn, the Spider. This leads Kelso to find out...

In The Quest For Freedom by Matthew Devitt, six species inhabit planet Affer: humans, demons, angels, elves, the dammed, and the hybrids. All the species coexisted in peace, but after a while, the other five species attacked the humans and enslaved them. Hundreds of years...