A WORLD APART is a love story between our two protagonists: Kit, the second son of a down-on-his-luck English lord who moonlights as an aspiring gentleman magician; and Wil, who began life as an Anglo-Saxon labourer but has been trapped in time for 800 years by virtue of an insidious bargain he made with the Queen of the Fae.

World building is often thought of as big picture elements such as maps, politics, and magic systems, but the art is in the subtlety.

Join the darkly, dangerous world of medieval courts with a magical twist this October as we follow Bianca navigate the unsettling truths that shroud her childhood friend’s death.

If you are like me, and all of these aspects of Tudor history excite you, then I hope you’ll pick up my debut fantasy novel, The Court of Venus, where rumors shape who lives and who dies, and magicians blessed by the planets themselves play kingmaker.

The story itself felt passionate about nature, the planet and the ocean, and all of that came across through the characters. It moved me greatly and I couldn’t stop thinking about it, long after I’d put it down.

Did somebody cosy, heart-warming fantasy and a magic bookshop with an array of magically creatures?

A brilliant romantasy, brimming with adventure. Edern and Ari are incredible, fighting to save the country they love and the people they love.

A wonderful book full of sharp humour and a female lead who will keep the reader on their toes at every turn.

It’s almost time for a weird girl lit summer, and if that sounds like you’re kind of summer, then Decomposition Book NEEDS to be at the top of your TBR!

After ten years in a self-imposed isolation, Seraphine finds herself back at the home she ran from.

Ellie’s gone feral: she’s growing fur and going on late night rampages ending up on the other side of London without any recollection of what happened.

I don’t approach the basic act of storytelling differently when I’m writing about kissing than when I’m writing about swordfights, and I think it would be rather odd if I did.

A gothic coming of age story on suppressed female desire in the early nineteen twenties and the controlling nature of old English boarding schools.

Whether you’re already utterly in love with Gothic historical fiction or you haven’t yet found the book to pique your interest in the genre, Weavingshaw is the one to convert you.

This was one of the most original folkloric fantasy novels I think I’ve ever read, with the essence of Jekyll and Hyde.

Fans of Twilight and A Court of Thorns and Roses are going to eat up this debut...

Where Shadows Meet is a delicious queer romantasy which features vampires AND Gods - and of course the humans entangled up in the immortality and curses.

This is the first in a duology, and to be perfectly honest, I need book two STAT!

There will never be enough words for me to describe how much I loved this book...

Warning, this book will immediately grip you from the first page!