Natalie Wright, Girl Necromancer

by Casey E. Lane

Natalie Wright is a typical teen who happens to be a necromancer. At her new magic school, she quickly learns death magic isn't welcome. She must survive prejudice, classes, and a dark threat her parents hid from her since birth. Perfect for readers looking for: queer fantasy, LGBTQ+ representation, magic schools, and dark academia.

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Sage and King

by Molly Ringle

An ill-prepared royal suddenly ascends to the throne, becoming a reluctant magician's apprentice to an attractive teacher in this high fantasy romance.

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The Once and Future Witches

by Alix E. Harrow

Three sisters will need to delve into the oldest magics, draw new alliances, and heal the bond between them if they want to survive. There's no such thing as witches. But there will be. An homage to the indomitable power and persistence of women, The Once and Future Witches reimagines stories of revolution, motherhood, and women's suffrage—the lost ways are calling.

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Walking Practice

by Dolki Min

Dolki Min’s haunting debut novel is part psychological thriller, part searing critique of the social structures that marginalize those who are different—the disabled, queer, and nonconformist. Walking Practice uncovers humanity in who we consider to be alien, and illuminates how alienation can shape the human experience.

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The Impossible Garden of Clara Thorne

by Summer N. England

Love grows in the most unimaginable of places in Summer N. England's sweet and spicy cozy romantasy debut, for fans of The Spellshop and For Whom the Belle Tolls! 

What We Are Seeking

by Cameron Reed

On the planet Scythia, plants give birth to insects and trees can drag you to your death. Artificial monsters stalk the desert, and alien basket-men have wandered into town. John Maraintha has been abandoned here, light-years from the peaceful forests that he loves. The desert is harsh and the people in thrall to a barbaric custom called marriage. He must find some way to make a life here. But on Scythia, survival means transformation―and not everyone is willing to change.