The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer
Rainy March protects books from the evil Burners who try to destroy classic reads and new world fiction alike. Her job as a Book Witch is to defeat the Burners no matter what book they hop into, but this job comes with a few rules: 1. Fictional characters must stay in the fictional work and real people must stay in the real world and 2. You cannot eat, drink, or sleep in a fictional world. Sounds easy to follow, right? As a third-generation Book Witch, Rainy had no problems living by the rules, that is until she fell in love with her favorite fictional character, The Duke of Chicago.
The Faraway Inn by Sarah Beth Durst
After going through a messy break up with her boyfriend, sixteen-year-old Calisa goes to spend the summer with her great aunt at her B&B. From the moment she steps on the property, Calisa realizes that there is something magical about this place, but she doesn’t know exactly what that may be.
Enchanting the Fae Queen by Stephanie Burgis
After the events of Wooing the Witch Queen, we switch points of view to Queen Lorelei, the seductive fae queen with a tendency to annoy King Otto’s general, Gerard de Moireul. When Lorelei devises a plan to bring Gerard closer to her, it takes them further away from the mortal world and into a dangerous set of games.
A Scar in the Bone by Sophie Jordan
In the aftermath of Tamsyn’s life altering discovery about who she really is, the story jumps a year in the future where everything has changed, and not for the better. Can Tamsyn use her newfound skills to save those she loves or will it destroy them all?
The Weaver Bride by Lydia Gregovic
Lovett is a silkwitch with less than 3 years left to find a Weaver husband so she isn’t forced into the cloister never to be seen again. In order to increase her odds she makes a deal with Elliot. She gets entrance into the Vainglory competition with a prize of marrying one of the most eligible Weaver bachelors. In exchange, Lovett has to uncover the cause of death for the previous Vainglory winner, Ophelia, who happens to be Elliot’s sister.
What Fury Brings by Tricia Levenseller
In a world where women rule, Olerra needs to secure the throne for the kingdom of Amarra over her wicked cousin. To gain favor with her people, she kidnaps one of the king’s sons from the neighboring kingdom of Brutus and makes him her husband-to-be. What she doesn’t know is the prince is hiding a secret that could ruin both their kingdoms.
A Steeping of Blood by Hafsah Faizal
White Roaring will never be the same after a night that changed the future of the city forever. Arthie Casimir must use her skills, and maybe her fangs, in order to restore peace within the city she loves. However, in order to ensure a better future, she has to look at her past.
Wild Reverence by Rebecca Ross
Matilda is a young god with simple magic. She’s a messenger. Her magic has her carrying letters through realms, including the mortal realm where there is a boy named Vincent who dreams of her. After meeting him once as a child, ten years pass before fate brings Matilda and Vincent together again, but this time their lives will be tested in ways neither one could have dreamed of.