
Gamma Raids I by R. Lynn Hanks
Cadets Kat and Lee dream of adventure, not saving the galaxy. But a mission gone wrong reveals a secret that may cost them their future and their hearts.
Protector by Andy Peloquin
With Protector, Peloquin ups the ante on the story of the Hunter of Voramis and further cements him as one unstoppable killing machine worth rooting for.
Shield of The Mothership: Turn Seven of The Hybrid Helix by JCM Berne
The il'Drach Empire is evil but holds back planet-sized vampiric horrors. A mad god wants it gone. Rohan tries to stop him. Who will win? Take a guess.
The Last Gasp of Midnight by Thomas Howard Riley
If you want a dark fantasy novella that gut punches you in less than 50 pages, look no further. Riley has crafted a gritty story that leaves you feeling raw.
The Wingspan of Treason by L. N. Bayen
A TRULY BEAUTIFUL story that reminded me of The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho and why I fell in love with it. A WONDERFUL debut that I can't recommend highly enough!
Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher
Hemlock & Silver is a fun, heartfelt retelling of a classic we all know (and maybe love?) that was a joy to read. Even to someone outside their normal genre.
Scars of Stone by Joanna Maciejewska
In the second part of Pacts Arcane and Otherwise, the ruthless quest that blends magic, action, politics and conniving, continues with some rather surprising twists.
Darkness Unleashed by Bella Dunn
To save her daughter, Queen Daelyn may sacrifice her Queendom. As war brews, Elara must face dark secrets, rising enemies, and a fate she never chose.
A City of Ashes by Nick Snape
I'll simply say this in all honesty - dark fantasy doesn't really get better than this GEM of an indie series. With Book 3 due soon, now's the time to dive in!
Blood Reunion by JCM Berne
There’s a lot to love in Blood Reunion. JCM Berne has crafted one hell of an epic, and I’m eager to see what wild adventures Rohan will get into next.
The Dark Forest by Cixin Liu
Luo Ji is thrust into a secret war against the Trisolarans, unwilling, unprepared, and the only human they fear. Survival may depend on silence.
A Chorus of War by Scott Palmer
A Chorus of War is the dark, eldritch horror filled sequel that The Last Ballad needed to catapult it into the pantheon of fantasy greats.
The Summer War by Naomi Novik
The Summer War by Naomi Novik is a tale about family, love, and the trials we go through for them, and is absolutely delightful. I highly recommend it.
The Sins of Steel and Shadow by Steve Pannett
An absolute joy ride from start to finish! Excellent writing, equally well-written characters, a fast-paced, exciting plot, & an amazing world full of intrigue.
The Servant by Justin Greer
For fans of stories like The Wheel of Time and the Riftwar Saga, The Servant by Justin Greer is an ode to the classics that cements itself amongst the best.
The Pawns of Havoc by Dave Lawson
Perfect for fans of dungeons and dragons or books with all sorts of things going wrong at every turn, you don’t want to miss The Pawns of Havoc by Dave Lawson.
Noxious by Ayrton Silva
Lina dreams of becoming a Slayer, but after failing the test, she’s stranded in Vrysta. To keep her dream alive, she must face curses, chaos, and herself.
The Winds of War by Mosha Winter
The Astaris Empire cracks under war and lies. As dragonriders fight, secrets rise, and hope fades, heroes across the Ring must choose: survive or bleed for more.
Demon Engine by Marten Norr
Dark fantasy set in a post-deluge world, combining a range of themes—abyssal horrors, trauma, moral conflicts, gender transitions and complexities of emotions.
The Crimson Fire by Abel Montero
Beautifully portrayed epic fantasy with very likeable characters and a deep focus on inner conflicts, self discovery and fortitude against seemingly insurmountable odds.