Clare Sager
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For ten years, all Zita has wanted is to exact a bloody revenge on the Fae Prince who murdered her sister. It’s consumed her; leaving her a shell of a woman as she honed her body to become a performer worthy of being invited into the princes court. She has planned every single detail, from her acrobatics to hiding the iron dagger in the rafters of the theatre. But when her moment finally comes, she’s stabbed by the bitter blade of betrayal.
Carissa Broadbent
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Sylina is a member of the Arachessen, a group of elite women warriors who use the Threads of the world to see by. They’re blinded when they enter the Sisterhood; sacrificing their eyes so the goddess Acaeja will gift them something more than sight – a way of seeing the world much more clearly and knowing how to use the threads to ensure they never miss a single thing.
Heidi Catherine and Tamar Sloan
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The final book in the Sovereign Code series is here, and it’s filled from the first sentence to the last with a battle for survival. Not just for River and Echo and humanity, but for the very bees that threaten each and every life remaining on the planet.
Helen Scheuerer
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Set around six months after the fall of Naavra, Talemir Starling and Wilder Hawthorne are sent back to the doomed islands to investigate reports of someone or something tampering with the source of the magical Naarvian Steel that all Warsword blades are made of. Their intent is to find the wayward son of the Forge Master and to kill him to stop the degradation of the blades. But are stopped in their tracks when they realise that they are hunting the very ranger they’ve just fought off a bunch of wraiths with – the fierce and beautiful Drue Emerson.
Christopher Mitchell
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When World’s End by Mitchell was released, I’ll admit I actually shed more than a few tears. It was the end of an era; an end to the wonderfully crafted Holdfast family. Or so I thought. Turns out, I was wrong – and never have I ever been so happy to admit that. Serpent Dominion is the first book in Mitchell’s new series, and believe me, it’s a stunning opener filled with battles, betrayal and beasts. There’s intrigue, racial conflict and a complicated political system in the world of Athumia that’s bubbling over with magic, power and greed. As ever in Mitchell’s books, before the story begins the reader is given a brief history of that world and a succinct explanation of the hierarchy – which helps the reader begin to understand the structure of the world we’re about to enter.
Anna Varlese
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Rhea Flint is fuelled by revenge. She wants revenge on the people who murdered her best friend and who invaded her home; and she will stop at nothing to get it
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Malfus, a necromancer has been captured by a ruthless Inquisitor – a religious zealot from the Vesenian Church who have the power to march through the triple kingdoms of the Ossory Empire and deliver the Church’s justice to heretics and law breakers.
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The peoples of the Star Alliance, are together under the rule of one woman – the Empress Sy; the immortal goddess who gave her name to the planet she rules with a golden fist from. She is merciful, staunch and resolute; she imparts her justice almost dispassionately, but cares so much for her subjects
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Echo isn’t the Sovereign. The one person who could offer immunity to all of the Green Borns and the Vulnerables. And now, the Dead Zone seems to hate her; believing that she lied to them all and placed an innocent young girl in harms way.
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The Zodiac’s are at odds with each other. The death of Richard Sinclair means that his company is being hotly contested between Brielle’s adoptive parents Frank and Bea, as well as Richard’s adopted daughter Cassandra.