Fantasy

12 new SFF books to put on your summer reading list this July

Lacy Baugher
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Wicked Fox is a complete story, but you’ll still want a sequel

Sorcery of Thorns: 3 ways this fantasy will cast a spell on you

4 ways The Soul of Power gives The Waking Land a satisfying conclusion

Anna Bright’s The Beholder is a sparkling adventure worth taking

Lacy Baugher
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No lies here: You should read Sarah Gailey’s Magic for Liars

Cheryl Wassenaar
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15 new SFF books you can binge at the beach this June

Amanda Mullen
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Middlegame: Seanan McGuire’s latest book is weird (but very re-readable)

Cheryl Wassenaar
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10 new SFF books that belong on your bookshelves this May

Lacy Baugher
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Double cover reveal: October Daye returns in The Unkindest Tide and Rosemary and Rue’s anniversary edition

Cheryl Wassenaar
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15 hidden gems SFF readers need to dig up and read

Amanda Mullen
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Shadowhunters novel The Red Scrolls Of Magic give Malec the spotlight they deserve

Andi Ortiz
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12 SFF book releases you need to make April an epic adventure

Amanda Mullen
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The True Queen doesn’t ask you to stay long, but will pull you in

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Cover reveal: Fireborne is here to heat up your fall

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Crystal Smith’s Bloodleaf should top your fantasy must-read list

Lacy Baugher
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Mahimata is a little more experimental than its predecessor

Cheryl Wassenaar
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3 reasons The Belles: The Everlasting Rose makes a good sequel read

Cheryl Wassenaar
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The Priory of the Orange Tree: 4 reasons to pick up this epic fantasy (even if you’ve been burned before)

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Three reasons Four Dead Queens will satisfy your YA fantasy needs

Cheryl Wassenaar
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The Afterward is a win for fantasy-lovers everywhere

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Crown of Feathers can’t take flight due to exposition

Cheryl Wassenaar
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The Beast’s Heart is a mixed bag of a retelling

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Dark of the West has the glimmer of a good concept overshadowed by pacing

Cheryl Wassenaar
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The Antidote has an intriguing plot, but sadly underdeveloped characters

Lacy Baugher
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Ship of Smoke and Steel introduces readers to a YA series to watch

Cheryl Wassenaar
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The Kingdom of Copper has a touch of middle-book syndrome, but still delivers beautifully

Cheryl Wassenaar
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Dragon Pearl is the sci-fi and fantasy mashup we need

Cheryl Wassenaar
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