Books matching: fae politics
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Save:Sexy fae intrigue with memorable leads - if you like your fantasy romantic and a little dark, you’ll want to check this one out. Just be ready for a slow start and some hefty lore before things heat up!
Dressed head to toe in black, wearing Doc Martens, a pair of faded jeans, and a long coat over a thin crewneck sweater that defined his muscular chest, he seemed to possess every inch of the hallway h... - #2
Save:A captivating, fast-paced fae fantasy with an emotional core - great for romance and urban fantasy fans; skip it if love triangles make you cringe.
MY SKIN TINGLES a moment before a slash of white light flashes at the front of the lecture hall. I grit my teeth and keep my eyes locked on my scantron, refusing to acknowledge the fae entering my wor... - #3
Save:Rosemary and Rue is a moody, immersive start to a beloved urban fantasy series that’s rich in world-building and faerie lore. While the imperfect heroine and info-heavy style can be divisive, the unique setting and memorable side characters set a strong foundation - especially if you love slow-burn series with room to grow.
THE PHONE WAS RINGING. Again. I turned my attention from the rearview mirror and glared at the cellular phone that lay jangling in my passenger seat next to a bag of Fritos and one of Gilly’s coloring... - #4
Save:In 'A Local Habitation' by Seanan McGuire, October Daye is sent to the County of Tamed Lightning to check on the Countess January O'Leary, who runs a fae computer company. As Toby delves into the mystery, she uncovers a series of murders that lead to a complex investigation within the company's premises. The book combines elements of urban fantasy with a locked room mystery, showcasing a clash of cultures between the fairy kingdoms and modern California. McGuire's writing style presents engaging dialogue and action-packed scenes that appeal to fans of the genre.
Stacy stumbled against me. Being little more than a quarter-Barrow Wight, she didn’t have Kerry’s alcohol tolerance to help her cope with the number of drinks she’d had. I grinned down at her. “Did yo...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series October Daye ) - #5
Save:Lots of heart, history, and heat packed into a fantasy novella! Stone Hearts is a sweet, time-traveling setup for a bigger series - imperfect, but totally worth it for fans of magical romance and epic lore.
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Save:A fast, flirty, and fun start to a spicy reverse harem fantasy series - come for the hot fae, stay for the adventure, but don’t expect super deep worldbuilding or slow, subtle romance. Perfect for romantasy fans looking for a light, escapist read.
“Over here,” I call from the backmost stall, running my hand down a gelding’s velvety neck. The horse whickers softly, his warm sides heaving as steam rises from his coat to mix with the stable’s chil... - #7
Save:The Immortal Circus by A.R. Kahler is a mesmerizing tale set in the world of Cirque des Immortels, where magic, mystery, murder, and love intertwine. The story follows Vivienne, who becomes the ringmaster of the Circus and is thrust into a world filled with dark foreboding edges, paranormal elements, and a cast of intriguing characters. As Vivienne navigates through this fantasy-based world, she uncovers secrets, faces challenges, and embarks on a unique journey with unexpected twists and turns.
The writing style of A.R. Kahler in The Immortal Circus is described as richly detailed, easy to fall into, and captivating. The narrative is filled with energy, vitality, darkness, and fun, creating a world that is slightly parallel to reality yet brimming with magical elements. The book seamlessly blends elements of fantasy, romance, and mystery, keeping readers engaged and eager to delve deeper into the intricate plot and the colorful characters that populate the story.
The fire is almost beautiful, in a way. It smolders against the setting sun, weaving a trail of thick white smoke into the pink and fuchsia sky. It’s just after the final curtain of our last show at t... - #8
Save:A fun, fast-paced, and solidly entertaining urban fantasy - with kickass magic, a strong heroine, and just enough drama to keep you hooked. Not the most unique or emotionally deep, but perfect for fans of magical mysteries (and love triangles!) looking for an engaging series to sink their teeth into.
The first time I encountered Death, I hurled my mother’s medical chart at him.As far as impressions went, I blew it, but I was five at the time, so he eventually forgave me. Some days I wished he hadn... - #9
Save:"Iron Kissed" is the third installment in the 'Mercy Thompson' series by Patricia Briggs. The book delves deeper into the paranormal society, introducing the fae and exploring themes of tolerance and peacekeeping. Mercy finds herself entangled in fae business, navigating her relationships with Samuel and Adam. The plot is described as suspenseful, dark, and engaging, with unexpected twists that keep readers hooked. The writing style is praised for its ability to create a believable and immersive world, with well-developed characters that feel real and relatable.
Mostly they just confused us with skinwalkers. Since walkers and skinwalkers are both Native American shapeshifters, I can sort of understand it. Especially since I’m pretty sure the walker label came...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mercy Thompson ) - #10
Save:A Deal with the Shadow King by Anya J. Cosgrove is a dark fantasy romance, inspired by Beauty and the Beast and Hades and Persephone. The story follows Penelope Nell, who must navigate the treacherous Faerie Realm for two weeks each month due to a deal made by her father to save her mother. As she faces the complexities of the Shadow Court, Nell goes on a thrilling journey of self-discovery and learns to harness her own forbidden magic, while wrestling with her feelings for the enigmatic Shadow King, Damian.
Cosgrove's writing shines with excellent character development and world-building. Nell transforms from a sheltered girl into a formidable force, while her romance with Damian showcases a slow burn filled with tension. The Faerie realm is vividly described, blending familiar fantasy elements with unique twists. Though the pacing may feel uneven at times, the plot is engaging with surprising twists and a hidden villain. This captivating tale will appeal to fans seeking dark and enchanting stories.
