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Fantasy and Science Fiction April 2026 |
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The Dark Lord's Guide to Dating (and Other War Crimes) by Tiffany HuntWhen Dark Lord Kazimir Blackrose kidnaps Lady Arabella to force her into marriage, he expects submission—but instead faces a defiant woman who meets him with a knife and her own demands. As they clash over power and control, they discover a far more dangerous threat than war or magic: they might be falling for each other.
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Daughter of Crows by Mark LawrenceThe Academy of Kindness turns girls into lethal agents of vengeance, with only three of a hundred surviving its brutal decade-long training to become enforcers of ancient laws. Rue, who chose this fate and endured its horrors, now faces a new war threatening her hard-won peace—and those who bring it have made a deadly mistake.
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Double Shadow: A Splinter Effect Novel by Andrew LudingtonTime-traveling archaeologist Rabbit Ward returns to first-century Jerusalem to hunt a murderous thief and clear his ally Helen, who’s been framed for murder in 2019. As he works alongside a younger version of her, Rabbit must race against time and his own conflicted loyalties to save her future without destroying her past.
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The Legend of the Nine-Tailed Fox by Katrina KwanYue, a deadly nine-tailed fox who preys on humans in Longhao, is captured by the demon hunter Sonam but drags him and his allies into Hell in a final act of vengeance. Trapped together in a realm of horrors, they must rely on one another to survive—only to discover unexpected depths in each other.
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Mother of Death and Dawn by Carissa BroadbentAfter a devastating defeat, Tisaanah races to save Maxatarius from imprisonment as her people’s rebellion grows ever more perilous, while Max himself begins to lose his mind within Ilyzath’s walls. Meanwhile, in the Fey lands, Aefe is pulled into a king’s destructive ambitions, and the choices they all make could either remake the world or bring about its end.
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No Man's Land by Richard K. MorganAn otherworldly foe--ancient fae race the Huldu--arose to extinguish the Great War. Now scarred British soldier Duncan Silver vows to return the children the Huldu have stolen, including Miriam, who he's been hired to save. But Miriam is a pawn in a bigger game for dominance than Duncan ever expected.
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Nobody's Baby by Olivia WaiteShip detective Dorothy Gentleman investigates a mysterious infant left on her nephew’s doorstep, defying the strict fertility rules aboard the starship Fairweather. As her family grows attached, she must uncover the child’s origins while stopping her rival Leloup from dismissing the baby as mere contraband.
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Sing the Night by Megan Jauregui EcclesSelene dreams of winning L’Opéra du Magician and restoring her father’s legacy, but when a rival steals her song, her chances begin to slip away. In desperation, she turns to a mysterious man trapped in a mirror who offers her powerful yet dangerous magic fueled by shadow and desire.
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The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale by C. M. WaggonerWitch Gretsella’s quiet life is upended when she raises an abandoned baby, Bradley, who grows into a charming young man despite her hopes for normalcy. When a prophecy reveals he may be a lost prince, Bradley heads to the capital, forcing Gretsella to sabotage his rise to protect him and seize control herself..
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Wolf Worm by T. KingfisherIn 1899, struggling illustrator Sonia Wilson accepts a position with the enigmatic Dr. Halder, only to uncover eerie happenings and dark rumors surrounding his isolated North Carolina manor. As she investigates, she discovers his scientific work comes at a horrifying human cost—and must stop him before she becomes his next victim.
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