Fairy tales are fun…until your life becomes one.

It’s 1987, and fifteen-year-old Frances Fye might be a little too obsessed with fairy tales. But when grief and the loneliness of small-town life threaten to overwhelm her, stories carry her off to magical adventures.

David Mills has always secretly yearned for the incredible. Due to his father’s dictates, he’s just settled for what’s proper. But after he makes an egregious mistake and learns his ex-lover is a selkie, everything he pretends to be starts to shatter: he’s forced to admit he’s never been as ordinary as he’s allowed others to think. Perhaps worse, he has to confront his self-built loneliness.

A year after Princess Esme was banished to Toronto to become more responsible, leaving her magical kingdom of Fairhaven below the storm drains, she happened to find love and save the world from an evil Senator who wanted to enslave humanity. Since then, she married the man of her dreams, something that twenty-three-year-old Gemma Solace wishes she could do too.

In Victorian London, magic earns you a noose.

Eighteen-year-old Dorothy St. James can't control her magic. To avoid arrest, she locks herself at home and buries her nose in her experiments. But a kidnapper called the Rook is on the loose, and his victims keep turning up insane. When Dorothy's father is taken, she must exchange her beakers for bravery and find the Rook's trail--the problem is, only one person ever has: a mysterious masked hero.

"... an epic story. Tanya breathes life into this timeless tale of love and betrayal, blurring the lines of fantasy and history. —Jeff Wheeler, Wall Street Journal bestselling author

Málik Danann reveals his true self... and his true heart. But even with a Fae Prince by her side, Gwendolyn of Cornwall is not assured victory against Locrinus, the Usurper.

“Intense, mystical and lyrical,” raves Library Journal, calling New York Times Bestseller Maggie Shayne “one of romantic fantasy’s most accomplished authors.”

Nidaba, the high priestess he adored, had supposedly died in a fire more than four thousand years ago. But when the one-time King of Sumer, Eannatum, now living a quiet life as modern Nathan King, sees her photo in a newspaper, he has to know for sure.

Wielding the Scepter of Fire, Alyssa Montague, descendant of the original Alice, saved a fairytale world from the evil forces of the Red King. Now, with new conflict brewing and the final fate of the Red King still unclear, disquiet is spreading with random attacks popping up all over Artemysia.

From Amazon Bestselling Author Coreene Callahan comes the second novel in her heart-stopping series about a warrior caught in the crosshairs between parallel worlds and the womanbattling to pull them back from the brink of war.

Considered an abomination by the dominant class in his world, Westvane is reviled for the mixed-blood in his veins. Caged on the outskirts of society, he’s spent decades alone, waiting to strike at the queen who imprisoned him as a child. After years of isolation, he finally gets his chance, only to be thrust through a magical portal into another world.

From #1 New York Times and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon comes an all new world unlike anything ever seen before...

TAKE BACK YOUR KINGDOM

Unicorns and Dragons never mix. For centuries, they’ve been bitter enemies and their kingdoms at war. But desperate times call for desperate measures.

Rogue Destiny has been a city without magic for a thousand years.
That’s all about to change.
With Ren’s help, the Raconteurs saved a world from an ancient horror.
But the victory is short-lived.
Now they have to stop an even greater threat.

What if a single moment could rewrite your fate?

Emma Duque only wanted to surprise her parents with a quick visit to Long Island. Instead, a violent shove on the train platform leaves her dazed, concussed—and with troubling gaps in her memory.

When the world forgets your dead, remembering becomes an act of rebellion.

Veynar’s sister is dead, yet no one remembers her death the way he does. When he refuses to let her be erased, his family, mentors, and friends insist that grief has fractured his mind. They tell him memory cannot be trusted—and that questioning the past only deepens the wound.