The Warden
A newly graduated necromancer is sent to a remote village, where oddities force her to protect a town that fears her.
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The Secret Lake
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Rubinrot
A teen girl discovers she's the real time-travel heir in a secret family line and is swept into a hidden London intrigue.
The Viridian Priestess
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The Sound of Stars
In an alien-ruled future, a book-loving teen and a music-loving outsider race to save humanity.
La Voie magique
A wounded young loyalist journeys across hostile lands to find a missing rightful heir, amid magic, peril, and betrayals.
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Passenger
A violin prodigy is pulled into a time-travel quest across centuries, hunted for a hidden object and a way home.
Pan Lodowego Ogrodu. Tom 4
The final volume of a Polish fantasy-SF saga races toward a war-for-the-world climax and the fate of its heroes.
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Defiance of the Fall 7
As a deadly realm reaches its breaking point, Zac must survive escalating powers, family upheaval, and a leap beyond Earth.
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Talonsister
Three journeys collide in a Britain-like fantasy world of griffins, memory-wiped soldiers, and imperial ambition.
Into the Dim
A sheltered teen follows family secrets and time travel to 12th-century England to save her missing mother.
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Kellopelisydän
A queer Finnish fantasy about memory-haunted assassins, seasonal magic, and secrets in a sea-bound academy.