Readers know and love Amal El-Mohtar for This is How You Lose the Time War. Her latest work takes on the land of the Faerie and the bond between sisters.

The Hawthorn sisters tend their enchanted willows with songs of gratitude. But when Esther's heart leads her to Faerie, she'll learn that some magic demands a higher price than blood.

Stephen Graham Jones was my entry point into horror, and fairly recently. Admittedly, I had to do the audiobook version of listening the goriest parts of his slashers between my fingers, which is skipping forward by thirty seconds only to land in the middle of a killer tearing the jaws off unsuspecting swimmers in My Heart is a Chainsaw. You've been warned and probably traumatized.

In 1912, a Lutheran priest wrote down Good Stab's confession. But some stories refuse to stay buried—especially when they're written in blood and sealed with 217 frozen Blackfeet corpses.

Seanan McGuire has a masterful economy of words and description. I've not read this intrepid series, but I have read a few of her novellas in the Wayward Children Series, and I love them.

Mary Dunlavy has spent four generations keeping the Price children safe. Now Earth itself wants her to protect America's ghosts—but some hauntings are more dangerous than others, and even phantom nannies can get exorcised.

I have absolutely no idea what's going on here, but it made me look up the first book in the series, The Stars Undying, and it looks right up my space opera ally. I'll be picking up the first one after I finish the three audiobooks I have going simultaneously.

Between avenging her commander's death and surrendering to an oracle queen's touch, Captain Anita never anticipated discovering a secret that could shatter galaxies. Some loyalties can't survive among the stars.

This West African-inspired book for teens and young adults features fat characters and found family that this genre desperately needs.

On an island where fighting is the only way to survive, Dirt thought winning was everything. Then a stranger washes ashore with monsters at his heels, and she discovers some battles can't be won in the ring.

I can't even with this special edition hard back and sprayed edges of this book. Hailed as the perfect book for fans of Throne of Glass, this is the first book in a duology.

With demons devouring her world and her mother's soul fading fast, Àn'yīng has one chance: survive the immortal trials and win the elixir of eternal life. The only problem? The enigmatic competitor who's keeping her alive might be playing a far more dangerous game.