Fantasy
The Fury of the Gods
John Gwynne closes the Bloodsworn trilogy with battles that pull us into the fighting and character endings that stay true to the harshness of his world.
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John Gwynne closes the Bloodsworn trilogy with battles that pull us into the fighting and character endings that stay true to the harshness of his world.
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John Gwynne carries the first book's tension straight into a richer, wider conflict. Our review of The Hunger of the Gods explores its characters, divine power and political intrigue.
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Freida McFadden turns an ordinary financial decision into a domestic mystery about trust, control and the place called home.
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James Islington's second Hierarchy novel is a substantial return for readers already invested in The Will of the Many.
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Emilia Hart joins family mystery and coastal myth in a novel for readers who like their fantasy close to recognizable history.
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Nikki Erlick builds a speculative premise around a difficult wish: to wake up after loss without having to live through its pain.
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Jeneva Rose returns to Sarah Morgan's story in a sequel where a new separation brings old questions back into view.
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Richard Osman's fifth Thursday Murder Club mystery belongs on the list of readers who want company as well as a puzzle.
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Laila Lalami imagines surveillance reaching into sleep, turning the difference between possible harm and actual guilt into a daily struggle.
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Aisling Rawle's debut uses a reality-show competition to ask what people will accept when comfort depends on staying in the game.
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Hayley Gelfuso places memory inside a library, then makes preserving it a struggle over whose history survives.
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Holly Jackson gives the countdown thriller a personal twist: the person seeking the killer is also the victim.
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R. F. Kuang sends rival students into the underworld, making professional ambition the starting point of a fantasy descent.
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Nnedi Okorafor makes literary fame part of the speculative problem, asking what happens when a story outgrows its creator's control.
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V. E. Schwab brings three women's lives into a gothic story of hunger, desire and the possibility of living beyond ordinary limits.
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Alice Feeney offers a psychological mystery for readers drawn to uncertain perception, fractured relationships and isolation.
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Stephanie Garber's adult debut begins a new series where urban legends offer a route into danger as well as wonder.
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