discover the mysterious, war-torn realm of Geadhain... Four Feasts Till Darkness Series by Christian A. Brown

Lauded by the critics as "unmissable," "unputdownable," "lavish," and "poetic," Feasts heralds the arrival of a unique new voice in dark fantasy.

"An unmissable dark fantasy romance,"—Kirkus (starred review)

Review - Vampires and Villains by Elizabeth Pantley

 Paige and her joyful Aunt Glo have learned that the home they inherited comes with a magical library. They put together a book club group of loveable kooks to explore the magic.

Tales From the Otherworlds - stories of mystical portals, magical lands, and mythical creatures

Tales From the Otherworlds, A Middle-Grade Fantasy Anthology with stories by Antoine Bandele, K.R.S. McEntire, Jessica Cage, Kish Knight, Ken Kwame, Francesca McMahon, Ryan J. Schroeder, Zia Knight, Brittany Hester, Loup Gajigianis

A Crown Forged by Victory's Consequence by Marlayna James & Aaryanna Abbott

The Blackened Tablet Series is an epic fantasy quest story with corrupt politics, wondrous magic, and illicit encounters in a supernatural world where no one is safe.

Review: Demon Huntress: Love Me To Hell And Back by Elizabeth Mason

Peppered with some fear, gore, and hellish deeds, the story offers several enjoyable read hours, especially if you like “spooky stories with strong leading women and bad boy leading men” (EM). Well done for a debut work! (MB)

It’s a night you don’t want to miss... Once Upon Academy Vol 2 by Breezy Jones, Cara North, Elle Klass, Marie Long, Valerie Puri

Join the descendants of classic fairytale characters as they navigate the prestigious halls of Once Upon Academy. Get boujee on the most magical night of the school year and experience a fairytale kiss under the mistletoe.

Once Upon Academy Vol 2 by Breezy Jones, Cara North, Elle Klass, Marie Long, Valerie Puri

Once Upon Academy, where fairytales are real and princesses really do get happily ever afters.

A magic mirror to an enchanted world... Witches, Spiders, and Schemes (Destiny Falls Mystery & Magic #4) by Elizabeth Pantley

“The world-building and magic system is fascinating. Destiny Falls is a wondrous place that seems to cater to citizens’ wants and needs. I love that it is almost a character in its own right, and I was intrigued by the constantly changing world. Vivid imagery paints a clear picture of Destiny falls and its inhabitants. Falling into Magic is a dynamic introduction to the Destiny Falls Mystery & Magic series.” — Julie Petitbon (about #1)

Born to... Fight? - The Royal Order of Fighting Dragons by Dan Elish

"If you’re ever in need of a quick, light fantasy read, this is the book! I loved how much the characters changed into responsible human beings, and heroes. There’s a perfect amount of plot twists and turns to keep you on your toes. Lastly, the ending was perfect… almost like a fairy tale ending, but yet suspenseful." - ama, Goodreads

There’s no reason for us both to die. - First Full Moon by Michelle Alstead

"This was unique. I don't think I've read a world where magical beings can become a whole different species, but this one does! [...] . I recommend this one if you are looking for a twist to the classic paranormal, Halloween creatures. " - Kat, Goodreads

There is hope... First Full Moon by Michelle Alstead

"Though elements of the book have a surface familiarity, the author’s deft weave of the supernatural with universal coming-of-age themes is extraordinary. The meaning of family, love, and responsibility are examined through a plot that never slows down, from the opening horror show to the brutal climax." - Brian, Goodreads

a much bigger battle than she anticipated - Heart of Mist (The Oremere Chronicles #1) by Helen Scheuerer

"Scheuerer's tale is intense, filled with details of scenes of action, despair and danger. Well-defined characters will leap off the pages as Bleak and the rest come to life. Scheuerer has done a fabulous job of pulling me into her story and her world. A wonderful fantasy series with a very firm foundation to build upon!" ―Tome Tender

she's looking for her body... Chloe Shipton & The Quill of LeFay by Lynn Veevers

"The plot in this book was very well developed and I really enjoyed it. [...] There are some great twists in there that tied it nicely with some well known magicians of old which I also found put a nice spin on this story.

I really say I enjoyed this book a lot and am hoping that the author may turn this into a series. I really enjoyed the main characters who had a "real" feel to them and I would like to read more about them in the future!" Ramona, Goodreads

a strange darkness ... The Chronicles of Royal High: The Lost Noble by R. Litfin

In the world of Edenarth, faerie technology has advanced the realms immeasurably. Crystal ball communications, magic mirror displays, and portals for fast travels are just some of the things that faeries have engineered to allow for human consumption – at the right price, of course.

It’s really hard - How to Catch a Magical by Samuel Thews

“Samuel Thews writes a rousing tale of magic, bounty hunters and war. I suspect that I like my teenage heroines to always be confident and either compassionate and positive, or cynical, violent and jaded.”

she knows something isn't right - Welcome To Sortilege Falls (Grape Merriweather) by Libby Heily

"The mystery revolving the situation kept me hooked, [...] I would recommend this book to any teen reader looking for a book boasting a little bit of everything: fantasy, dystopia, mystery, high school problems, three-dimensional characters... it's all here, and ready for you to read " - Kayla, Goodreads

witness their legends! -Quest of a Warrior (Legends of the Fenian Warriors #1) by Mary Morgan

"Lots of magical fun with our frustrated hero desperately trying to keep his mind on the quest he must fulfill. Our heroine has to face a town full of people who know all about her from a man she never knew. This can be very emotional at times. You will definitely need the tissues near the end. I loved every page of this and can't wait until the next one." - Petula, Goodreads

Challenge a tempest. - Roar (Stormheart #1) by Cora Carmack

“I am typically not a fantasy reader, but Roar convinced me to read more. Cora Carmack created a beautiful world and I felt like I was transported to Pavan with her vivid descriptions of the city. I was left wanting more and I can't to find out what happens with the rest of her characters.”—Chelsea Riela, New York Public Library

When dark meets light, will all become Shadow? Shift of Shadow and Soul (SoulShifter #1) by Hilary Thompson

"I really enjoyed this book! I thought the storyline was incredibly entertaining; it gripped me quickly, kept me engrossed, and left me wanting more. [...] I also found Ms Thompson's writing to be truly enjoyable; she has a neat sense of humor and ability to tell quite the compelling story. I'm really looking forward to reading more of her work! " - Maria, Goodreads

how cruel they are - Welcome to Sortilege Falls by Libby Heily

Sixteen-year-old Grape Merriweather has just moved to Sortilege Falls and already she knows something isn't right. A small pack of teenage models, too beautiful for words, holds the town in their sway. The models have no plans on making Grape's life easy. But no matter how cruel they are to Grape and the other “Normals”, no one can stay angry with them for long.