If you love the whimsy of Naomi Novik’s Uprooted or Spinning Silver, mixed with the dark fantasy aspects of Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse, you’ll love this book.

The Darkest Parts of Me puts a fresh twist on the small-town romance trope when a girl with a past runs into a handsome stranger who is not of this world.

Forward and Back is an interesting time travel story that will keep you engaged throughout—but get ready to think and rethink about it after its final pages.

Men at Arms is a fantastic character-driven satire that highlights Terry Pratchett’s wit, wacky humor, and deep understanding of what it means to be human.

Hutch is a student of England wanting to tour Europe with his two friends. That is, until they get on a train to Berlin, and things go awry. Care for more?

A grim fairytale-esque saga that weaves together rich lore, grandiose sorcery and grotesque monsters and features a unique assortment of colorful characters.

If Mortal Kombat mixed with the classic coming of age story trope set in an academy type setting tickles your fancy then I recommend giving this one a go!

Amazing characters, emotional depth, an awesome magic system, intrigue and political scheming, and a world run by strong women. I absolutely loved this book.

I was immediately enraptured with the characters and the easy way Walker weaves a wonderful, glowing landscape. I can’t help but want more from this series.

Cate Baumer has written an extraordinarily beautiful (and gut-wrenching) book—that is both bombastic and imaginative, like a mid-century Edge of Tomorrow.

A fast-paced, epic, alternate world novel with a brutal cast of characters with flaws and depth. Suspenseful and exciting with a bit of dry humor thrown in!

A harrowing dark dystopic sci-fi saga with a deep focus on inner turmoil, pervasive surveillance, complexities of human emotions and struggle against overwhelming odds.

Prepare for emotional damage! And put on your workout clothes, because your heart is going to be pounding in your chest and your anxiety is going to be thru the roof!

This installment delves into Inevera’s brutal past, introduces cunning mind demons, and explores deep character growth, all building toward a gripping cliffhanger.

Dark fantasy master Scott Palmer returns with his prequal novella that will leave you shell shocked and yearning. Prepare to return to the Remembered Lands.

The Hunter is a great debut into epic fantasy with excellent character work, strong worldbuilding, and a long yet fun journey which makes it a fantastic read.

Elwyns, elves, giants, oh my! We’re back in Knightdorn, our cast and world keep growing and Gregory Kontaxis is keeping us glued to the pages for a second time.

I love a good seafaring adventure, and this one did not disappoint. If you're into unique magic, dragons, sirens, pirate escapades, and a hearty sea shanty, this book is for you

Combine the creepiness from The Magicians with nature-magic, a flower shop, the pain of addictions, and you get the beginning of a good series.

A cozy-esque adventure with D&D vibes, but make it a jaded old man waiting for the end of the world. But even shorter: two old guys on their last adventure.