Best of Fantasy Bargain Book Box

Best of Fantasy Bargain Book Box

From assassins and dark magic to revolutionary politics, Mughal-inspired empires, and the return of some of fantasy's most beloved worlds — this box brings together seventeen exceptional fantasy reads spanning epic adventure, historical fantasy, and rich secondary world-building. Whether you're a longtime genre devotee or looking for your next obsession, this is a box built to deliver.

1. Five Broken Blades — Mai Corland | ISBN: 9781804186589 | RRP: $39.99
   A Sunday Times bestselling adventure fantasy following five assassins, each with their own secret, sent to kill the same king. Mai Corland builds her world with real confidence and her plot with genuine cunning — an addictive, twisty debut that fantasy readers have been devouring.
2. Arch-Conspirator — Veronica Roth | ISBN: 9781803363578 | RRP: $32.99
   A bold retelling of Sophocles' Antigone set in a dying world where the genetic material of the dead is hoarded by the powerful few. Veronica Roth strips the ancient tragedy down to its bones and rebuilds it as urgent, propulsive speculative fiction.
3. The Principle of Moments — Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson | ISBN: 9781473234215 | RRP: $24.99
   Longlisted for the 2024 TikTok Book Awards, this dazzling debut weaves together time travel, myth, and empire in a story spanning centuries. A remarkable arrival from a major new voice in British fantasy.
4. Light Perpetual (Hussite Trilogy, Book 3) — Andrzej Sapkowski | ISBN: 9781473226210 | RRP: $32.99
   The concluding volume of the Hussite Trilogy from the creator of The Witcher, set against the religious wars of fifteenth-century Bohemia. Sapkowski brings the same richly detailed world-building and moral complexity that made his reputation to a sweeping, satisfying finale.
5. Warriors of God (Hussite Trilogy, Book 2) — Andrzej Sapkowski | ISBN: 9781473226173 | RRP: $32.99
   The second book in Andrzej Sapkowski's Hussite Trilogy, continuing the epic historical fantasy set amid the chaos of the Hussite Wars. From the internationally bestselling author of The Witcher, this is fantasy rooted in real history and written with tremendous authority.
6. The Ferryman — Justin Cronin | ISBN: 9781409182085 | RRP: $32.99
   A brand new epic from the visionary author of The Passage Trilogy, set on a mysterious island where a man whose job is to guide the dying begins to question everything he knows about the world he lives in. Ambitious, original, and masterfully constructed.
7. Night Angel Nemesis — Brent Weeks | ISBN: 9780356520445 | RRP: $39.99
   The long-awaited return to the world of the Night Angel, one of fantasy's most beloved series. Brent Weeks delivers the intricate plotting, visceral action, and moral complexity that made his reputation in a book that fans of the original trilogy have been waiting years for.
8. A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians — H G Parry | ISBN: 9780316459082 | RRP: $39.99
   A brilliantly conceived historical fantasy set during the Age of Revolution, in which magic is real, strictly controlled, and deeply entangled with the politics of slavery and liberation. H G Parry blends real historical figures with alternate history in a way that is both intellectually thrilling and emotionally compelling.
9. Queen of the Conquered — Kacen Callender | ISBN: 9780316454933 | RRP: $29.99
   A dark and fearless fantasy set in a Caribbean-inspired world of colonial brutality, following a woman of colour who has fought her way into the colonisers' game — and intends to destroy it from within. Bold, complex, and impossible to look away from.
10. Empire of Sand — Tasha Suri | ISBN: 9780316449717 | RRP: $24.99
    A lush and romantic fantasy inspired by Mughal India, following a young woman whose forbidden magic draws her into a desperate bargain with the empire that destroyed her family. Tasha Suri's world-building is gorgeous and her storytelling assured.
11. Cold Hearted (Cursed Fae, Book 1) — Leia Stone | ISBN: 9780008706890 | RRP: $22.99
    The opening instalment of Leia Stone's addictive Cursed Fae series, delivering the dark fae romance, propulsive plotting, and enemies-to-lovers tension that have made her one of the genre's most popular voices.
12. The Prince Without Sorrow (Obsidian Throne, Book 1) — Maithree Wijesekara | ISBN: 9780008672058 | RRP: $32.99
    A richly imagined epic fantasy series opener drawing on South Asian mythology and court intrigue, following a prince and a secret-keeper whose fates become dangerously intertwined. A confident debut with a world that rewards exploration.
13. The Rebel Witch (The Crimson Moth, Book 2) — Kristen Ciccarelli | ISBN: 9780008650629 | RRP: $29.99
    The gripping second instalment in Kristen Ciccarelli's Crimson Moth series, raising the stakes of the rebellion and deepening a romance that already had readers hooked. Dark, atmospheric, and completely compelling.
14. A River of Golden Bones (The Golden Court, Book 1) — A K Mulford | ISBN: 9780008601829 | RRP: $24.99
    A queer fantasy romance from the bestselling author of The Five Crowns of Okrith, following twin sisters separated at birth and the dangerous court that stands between them. Mulford writes with real pace and genuine emotional investment.
15. The Scarlet Veil — Shelby Mahurin | ISBN: 9780008582494 | RRP: $19.99
    The first book in Shelby Mahurin's bewitching new series — a lush, dangerous world of dark magic, forbidden romance, and a heroine whose every choice carries a deadly cost. From the bestselling author of Serpent & Dove.
16. The Tapestry of Time — Kate Heartfield | ISBN: 9780008567804 | RRP: $34.99
    A richly woven historical fantasy in which time itself becomes a battlefield, and the history we think we know turns out to be far more fragile — and more contested — than anyone imagined. Kate Heartfield constructs her alternate histories with real precision and flair.
17. Immortal — Sue Lynn Tan | ISBN: 9780008556327 | RRP: $35.99
    A sweeping, lyrical fantasy inspired by Chinese mythology, following an immortal woman whose past is as tangled as the fate of the realm she has sworn to protect. Sue Lynn Tan writes with the same richness and emotional depth that made Daughter of the Moon Goddess such a standout.