Upcoming Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Literature Hitting Shelves in December
In the realm of captivating literature, a diverse array of new titles have graced the shelves, offering readers an escape into fantastical worlds filled with love, adventure, and intrigue.
Callie Hart's "Quicksilver" is a standout Romantasy novel that masterfully blends enemies-to-lovers dynamics, razor-sharp banter, heart-stopping action, and blistering hot romance. This enthralling tale is not to be missed.
Diem Bellator, the protagonist in Penn Cole's "Glow of the Everflame," finds herself embroiled in a coming war, dangerous enemies, and a battle for her heart. The next installment in the Kindred's Curse Saga, this romantic fantasy is a must-read for fans of the series.
A.K. Mulford's "A Sky of Emerald Stars," published on September 1, 2020, follows the journey of a wolf-shifter named Calla, exploring a new love story and adventure. Notably, this book is the second entry in the "Golden Court romantasy shifter trilogy."
In Chelsea Iversen's "The Peculiar Garden of Harriet Hunt," a woman uses the magic of fantastical plants to thwart the dark plots of the men around her. This intriguing novel promises a unique blend of magic, mystery, and empowerment.
For those seeking a queer dystopian novel, "The Shutouts" by Gabrielle Korn offers a compelling exploration of a world not too far removed from our own.
The latest entry in the annual anthology series, The Year's Best African Speculative Fiction, features stories that seamlessly blend speculative elements with profound human experiences and cultural narratives.
Anita Felicelli's "How We Know Our Time Travelers: Stories" is a dark, intellectual, and surreal collection inspired by the uncertainty of time. This thought-provoking book explores themes of technology, climate change, reality, love, and loss.
Alex Segura's "Alter Ego" is a standalone sequel to his 2022 comic-book tale, Secret Identity. In this novel, a comics legend is given the chance to revive a beloved but forgotten character, but at what cost?
Roanne Lau's "The Serpent Called Mercy" is a Malaysian Chinese-inspired epic fantasy where a debt-ridden slumdog joins an illegal monster-fighting arena. This captivating tale promises action, adventure, and a unique cultural perspective.
"The Way" by Cary Groner is a postapocalyptic road trip novel with a quest for redemption. For readers seeking a thrilling journey, this book is sure to deliver.
Julia Armfield's "Private Rites" offers a speculative reimagining of King Lear, centering three sisters navigating queer love and loss in a drowning world. This fresh take on a classic story promises to captivate and inspire.
Lastly, the first arc of the Stormlight Archive epic fantasy series concludes with "Wind and Truth" by Brandon Sanderson. This epic conclusion promises to satisfy fans of the series and leave them eagerly awaiting the next installment.
In addition, Ann Leckie's book, "Lake of Souls: The Collected Short Fiction," is a complete collection of short fiction, including a new novelette, Lake of Souls. This collection is a must-read for fans of Leckie's work.
Lastly, "Under Loch and Key" by Lana Ferguson is a new paranormal romance that promises to captivate readers with its enchanting storyline.
These books, each unique in their own right, offer a diverse array of stories and genres to suit every reader's taste. Whether you're a fan of Romantasy, epic fantasy, dystopian novels, or speculative fiction, there's something for everyone in this captivating collection.
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