Genre: Fantasy

  • House of the Beast by Michelle Wong ⚔️ Power, Pain & Pilgrimage

    House of the Beast by Michelle Wong ⚔️ Power, Pain & Pilgrimage

    House of the Beast by Michelle Wong is a dark, intricate, and emotionally wrought fantasy that marries grimdark aesthetics with mythic romance and razor-sharp character dynamics. With a protagonist bound to an elder god and a society steeped in blood-soaked religious duty, this is not a tale for the faint of heart. Wong delivers a…

  • Swordheart by T. Kingfisher 📚 A Sword, a Stoic Warrior & a Stubborn Widow

    Swordheart by T. Kingfisher 📚 A Sword, a Stoic Warrior & a Stubborn Widow

    Swordheart by T. Kingfisher is a warm, witty, and thoroughly enjoyable romantic fantasy that delivers on both heartfelt character development and delightful magical elements. It’s a character-driven story with cosy, adventurous tones, focusing on found family, love in later life, and the quiet strength of choosing your own freedom. When widowed housekeeper Halla inherits her…

  • The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams ⚔️ A Towering Start to a Classic Fantasy Series

    The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams ⚔️ A Towering Start to a Classic Fantasy Series

    If you’re looking for a sweeping epic fantasy filled with rich world-building, thoughtful character growth, and the slow-burn momentum of classic high fantasy, The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams might be exactly what you need. The first instalment of the Memory Sorrow and Thorn series, this book is a foundational piece of modern fantasy that…

  • Upcoming Fantasy Book Adaptations 🎬 Dream Come True or Recipe for Disaster?

    Upcoming Fantasy Book Adaptations 🎬 Dream Come True or Recipe for Disaster?

    Every fantasy fan knows the feeling… the thrill when your favourite book is announced for the screen… followed by the creeping dread it’s going to get absolutely butchered. For every Lord of the Rings masterpiece, there’s a Percy Jackson (the first try, not the Disney+ revival!) or a City of Bones that missed the mark.…

  • Fantasy Adaptations I Would Want to Watch 🎬

    Fantasy Adaptations I Would Want to Watch 🎬

    Fantasy fans have been spoiled with adaptations in recent years from House of the Dragon’s court politics to The Witcher’s monster hunts. But let’s be honest: while there’s plenty of quantity, the quality often feels repetitive. Dragons, chosen ones, political intrigue, all great, but the same tropes keep cycling. Beyond the big names like Lord…

  • Fantasy Hidden Gems You Might Have Missed ✨

    Fantasy Hidden Gems You Might Have Missed ✨

    There’s nothing like the thrill of falling into a sprawling epic, kingdoms rising and falling, ancient magics returning, heroes wrestling with impossible choices. But not every huge fantasy saga gets the spotlight it deserves! Here are fantasy hidden gems you might have missed. Perfect for fans who want more dragons, more politics, and more pages…

  • Six Wild Crowns by Holly Race 👑 Political scheming, sapphic tension, and a rotting magic at the heart of Elben…

    Six Wild Crowns by Holly Race 👑 Political scheming, sapphic tension, and a rotting magic at the heart of Elben…

    What if all six of Henry VIII’s wives lived at the same time in a court teeming with magic and political corruption? That’s the premise of Six Wild Crowns, a lush and layered political fantasy that rewrites Tudor history with sapphic yearning and ancient magic. If you loved The Priory of the Orange Tree or…

  • Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid

    Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid

    Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid is a tense, dystopian fantasy that brings together survival, corporate control, and complex human relationships in a world buckling under climate and economic collapse. With dual points of view, enemies-to-lovers romance, and a sharp commentary on power and isolation, this novel offers an emotionally charged…

  • Small Miracles 🪽 A heartwarming tale of angels, temptation, and the quiet power of kindness.

    Small Miracles 🪽 A heartwarming tale of angels, temptation, and the quiet power of kindness.

    What if a fallen angel could perform miracles, but only the small kind? And what if that angel found themselves tempted not into sin, but into kindness, love, and perhaps even self-redemption? Olivia Atwater’s Small Miracles delivers a cosy, funny fantasy that feels like a warm drink on a rainy day, complete with celestial bureaucracy,…