Títulos em Fantasia Sombria

Set in Colonial New England, Slewfoot is a tale of magic and mystery, of triumph and terror as only dark fantasist Brom can tell it. Connecticut, 1666. An ancient spirit awakens in a dark wood. The wildfolk call him Father, slayer, protector. The colonists call him Slewfoot, demon, devil. To...

In the dark, spellbinding sequel to One Dark Window, Elspeth must confront the weight of her actions as she and Ravyn embark on a perilous quest to save the kingdom—perfect for readers of Hannah Whitten's For the Wolf and Alexis Henderson's The Year of the Witching. Gripped by a tyrant king...

For fans of Uprooted and For the Wolf comes a dark, lushly gothic fantasy about a maiden who must unleash the monster within to save her kingdom—but the monster in her head isn't the only threat lurking. Elspeth needs a monster. The monster might be her. Elspeth Spindle needs more than luck to...

She claims she can spin gold, but it is a lie. With her life at stake, she has no other choice. She gets one chance to turn her lie into truth, and she is shocked when she succeeds. But now the cruel human king demands she become his wife—passing between his bed and being locked away in a tower, spinning gold until her last breath. Her only way out is to summon him. A brutal Fae prince. The deal she strikes is sickening, but it is the only way she will live after she is caught escaping.

Shadows are not born, they're made. A boy and his brother want to do more than survive, they want to live, but in a place where even flowers bloom wilted and the ground is dead, that is nearly impossible. Two boys grow up and find love in the darkest places only to have it stolen away in a torrent of traumatic experiences until their only option is to make the ultimate sacrifice to save The ones they will leave behind.

A collection of fantasy, horror and science fiction stories from the author of The Black Tree. It also includes some poetry and a brief essay about the author's writing inspiration for genre fiction.

The mountains remember their guardians. And they remember what was sworn. Lyra has always belonged to the Appalachians. As a trusted park ranger, she knows the ridgelines, the hollers, and the natural dangers that live beneath the trees. She is woven into the community she protects—relied upon, known, and deeply rooted in the land. What no one sees is the truth she carries beneath human skin. Lyra is a dragon—a dragon shifter bound to the mountains she guards.

Twenty-five years ago, a desperate mother traded her unborn child for her own life. Now Eliam has come to collect and he'll break his new pet the way he breaks them all, with exquisite cruelty and patient hands. Bound by forest magic and ancient laws, Briar becomes the Forest King's captive. But in his shadow-filled halls, survival becomes seduction, defiance becomes desire, and the connection between them deepens with every touch, every cruel game, until neither can tell where possession ends and need begins.

When Peter succumbs to the Spanish flu, Death gives him a choice: cross over to the afterlife or become a reaper, guiding lost children's souls through the in-between realm of Neverland. But this Neverland is no dreamlike paradise. Shadows whisper, forgotten souls linger, and something sinister stirs beneath the surface.

The universe of Antherieon is a vast, layered expanse where reality fractures into realms that drift between what is seen and what has been forgotten. Though each world breathes on its own, they are all bound by something greater: A silent thread of fate woven by time.

Twenty-nine-year-old Nia Carter has always known something was wrong with her family. The women die young always before their thirtieth birthday, always under mysterious circumstances. When her grandmother Ruth dies at the improbable age of ninety-two, Nia inherits more than just a decaying Victorian house in rural Georgia. She inherits a legacy of terror that stretches back two hundred years.

Eve was only trying to get out of a horrible betrothal. At least, that's what she told herself when she snuck out onto the balcony during the royal feast, and had her wicked way with the first man she met. How was she supposed to know that while that was going on, the royal family was being murdered just beyond the wall? And the man she was with was a drunken, disgusting mess. There was no indication he was anyone at all of importance!

Every god leaves a mark. Oria Toh thought she had found peace. She escaped her father’s tyranny, defied a goddess, and chose mercy over vengeance. But in the mountain city of Dunsta Noc, her peace is already crumbling. Sent to investigate rumours of a hidden gold mine, Oria faces treachery and assassination before she can even unpack.

I thought we had won. I claimed my power, defied my enemies, and carved my own path. But power is a fragile thing, and now I'm a prisoner once more, trapped in a Fae house thought to be lost, at the mercy of those who would see me broken. The Golden Son, my rival, my sworn enemy, watches over me, a reminder of all I've lost. But it's not just vengeance anymore. I'm carrying something far more precious and far more dangerous. They want to break me, to bend me to their will. But I won't. Not without a fight. This world is already fractured. I'll decide if it shatters.

Vian has survived ten years of Guardian training. Dreaming of adventure and glory. He's a wizard-warrior with the highest exam scores in his cohort. He's also got a dark secret slumbering behind his eyes—uncontrollable magic that activates with eye contact. If his fellow Guardians discover it, they'll be duty-bound to kill him.

In a multiverse on the brink of collapse, Aria, the Shadow Weaver, must navigate the intricate threads of reality to restore balance and prevent chaos. With the Architect's loop unraveling and the Devourer stirring, Aria's power is the key to salvation. But at what cost? Join Aria on a journey of self-discovery and cosmic battles as she weaves a new pattern for the multiverse. Packed with World-building and Magic systems, Science Fiction & Fantasy.

For those of you who are new: my name is Cicero James, and I’m immortal. Technically *The* Immortal, the latest in a long line of similar can’t-die unfortunates who drive something called The Eternal Cycle. I’m a sign the world’s ending. I’m supposed to save it, too, but I’m not the kind of guy you’d usually trust to do something like that. So. Odds aren’t *great* at the moment.

As war rages between fundamentalist Freemen and the Dirty, practitioners of outlawed magic, nine-year-old Rabbit and her siblings have no idea how to ensure their culture’s survival. They have nine shards of the Woodfeast, a relic with unknown power, and a host of uncertain allies: Jane, a Dirty woman known to the Freemen as their apostate son; the Warrior, a beast formed from wolves; and Hyena, a storm razing the country and insisting that Rabbit must commit murder to be truly free.

More than a century has passed since Asphodel Baker refined the process allowing her to imbue alchemically created life with power in a way no one else had ever been able to achieve. More than a century since she built the Impossible City on the ruins of Olympus, forging it from nothing more than imagination and spite, and penned it in plain view, enabling it to be read and cherished and believed by children the world over.

Brutal. Elegant. Eternal. When a string of gruesome modern-day murders sparks chilling echoes of the Whitechapel killings of 1888, profiler Jonah Merrin begins to see a pattern far older—and far darker—than anyone suspects.