Get ready to transport yourself to another land! These fantasy and sci-fi novels will make you feel like you’re in another world.
Sunbringer
Hannah Kaner
HarperCollins, 384 pages, $18.99
Return to the enchanting world of Godkiller in this thrilling sequel to the internationally bestselling fantasy debut. Join professional godkiller Kissen and her companions, the young noble Inara and the knight Elogast, on a winding adventure through lands filled with gods and
demons. As they delve deeper into the mysteries of their world, they encounter magic, beauty, and danger at every turn. From noble halls to treacherous landscapes, their journey is fraught with peril, testing their resolve and strengthening their bonds. With twists and turns aplenty, this
gripping sequel promises an unforgettable exploration of courage, friendship, and destiny.
The Emperor and the Endless Palace
by Justinian Huang
MIRA Books, 320 pages, $28.99
"The Emperor and the Endless Palace" weaves together the lives of two men across disparate timelines, from ancient palaces to present-day Los Angeles. Bound by an undying love, they face challenges ranging from political intrigue to supernatural terror. As they are reborn lifetime after lifetime, their connection persists, defying the constraints of time. This genre-bending
romantasy debut challenges conventional notions of love, offering a thrilling roller coaster ride of twists and turns. Prepare to be swept away by a tale that transcends boundaries and explores the power of love in all its forms.
House of Open Wounds
by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Bloomsbury USA, 608 pages, $27.99
In a world consumed by the pursuit of Perfection and Correctness, the Palleseen wage war city-
by-city and kingdom-by-kingdom. Amidst the chaos, Yasnic, a former priest turned healer, finds himself in an unconventional medical unit led by 'the Butcher'. Tasked with saving lives deemed beyond hope, they employ forbidden methods, including unapproved magic and illicit Gods. But
as enemies close in, their existence becomes increasingly precarious, threatened by discovery and dissolution. In this gripping tale of survival amidst horror, the unlikely band of healers must navigate treacherous waters, where even a hint of a miracle could spell their undoing.
The Mars House
by Natasha Pulley
Bloomsbury, 480 pages, $29.99
In this gripping sci-fi novel by the author of The Watchmaker of Filigree Street, January, a former ballet principal turned refugee on Mars, faces discrimination as an Earthstronger. When xenophobic politician Aubrey Gale proposes a fake marriage to save their reputations and planet, January reluctantly agrees. But as their relationship deepens, January uncovers Gale's
hidden agendas and becomes entangled in dangerous political schemes. Now, January must navigate a treacherous landscape to protect Tharsis from a destructive enemy, even if it means sacrificing everything. Get ready for a thrilling tale of love, survival, and intrigue set against the backdrop of a terraformed colony on Mars.
Empire of the Damned
by Jay Kristoff and Bon Orthwick
St. Martin’s Press, 736 pages, $32.00
From the bestselling author of the Nevernight Chronicle comes the eagerly awaited sequel to the international hit, "Empire of the Vampire." Gabriel de León, having saved the Holy Grail, now seeks to end the eternal night shrouding the world. Teaming up with a mysterious vampire, Gabriel must navigate perilous terrain, facing enemies both external and internal. Pursued by
terrifying foes and haunted by his own bloodlust, he embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind the Grail's power. But as secrets unravel, Gabriel confronts a reality more chilling than he ever imagined. Prepare for a thrilling tale of sacrifice and revelation.
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