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Gravespell by James Trevino & Elizabeth Sagan
A magic-filled thriller set at a modern school for wizards — Wednesday Addams meets One of Us Is Lying. Sourcebooks Fire.
Glamored by Rochelle Hassan
New fantasy from Rochelle Hassan. Scholastic.
Throne of Frost and Flame by J.R. Ward
A Kingdoms of the Compass fantasy from J.R. Ward. Tor Publishing Group.
The Enigmas by Emilia Hart
New historical fantasy from the author of Weyward. St. Martin's Press.
A Bittersweet Spell by Rebecca Ross
New fantasy novel from the author of Divine Rivals.
Red Dirt Witch (Graphic Novel) by N. K. Jemisin
Graphic novel adaptation of N. K. Jemisin's short story, art by Ashley A. Woods.
What the Wind Said by Caitlin Chisling
Debut dark fantasy about an heiress and a con artist on an island where the wind is a ravenous god.
Cities of the Drift: The Clockwork Leviathan by Philip A. Suggars
Portal fantasy set in a parallel Greater London (Titan Books).
A River From the Sky by Ai Jiang
Natural Engines book 2 by Ai Jiang (Titan Books).
Fat Rabbit by R.A. Salvatore
The concluding volume of R.A. Salvatore's Buccaneers trilogy in the DemonWars Saga.
The Alchemy of Desire by Alexis L. Menard
Romantic fantasy from Forever / Hachette.
Ghost/Writer by Diana Peterfreund
Wildthorn imprint launch title from Diana Peterfreund.
The Door of Shadows by Georgia Summers
Fantasy novel from Redhook Books.
Dark Carnival by Christine Feehan
Book 40 in the #1 NYT bestselling Carpathian paranormal fantasy series by Christine Feehan.
Conan: The Brides of Crom by John Langan
A new Conan sword-and-sorcery novel from John Langan. Titan Books.
Steel Rain by Patricia Briggs
New Mercy Thompson-universe urban fantasy novel from Patricia Briggs.
Necromantica by Ava Reid
Grimdark gothic fantasy sequel to Innamorata.
The Up-and-Under Series by A. Deborah Baker
Seanan McGuire (as A. Deborah Baker) collects all four Up-and-Under fantasy novels in one print volume. Tordotcom trade paperback.
The Art of Courting a Fairy Knight by Sylvie Cathrall
Cozy Regency-inspired romantic fantasy, follow-up to The Art of Charming a Changeling (Orbit).
The Midnight Merchant by Chelsea Abdullah
The finale of the Sandsea Trilogy from Orbit, following merchant Loulie al-Nazari as a merchant, a prince, and a thief band together to stop a catastrophic war between humans and jinn.