Secondhand Young Adult Fantasy Bargain Book Box SP4092
Secondhand Young Adult Fantasy Bargain Book Box SP4092
Twenty-one books spanning the full range of contemporary YA and crossover fantasy — from established series like Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments and Terry Brooks's Shannara to newer voices like Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson, Axie Oh and Chloe C. Peñaranda. Dark magic, court intrigue, time travel, Greek mythology and epic battles all well-represented.
- Starside — Alex Aster — A high-stakes fantasy from the bestselling author of Lightlark, brimming with the kind of twists Aster's readers have come to expect.
- Prince of Thorns — Mark Lawrence — Jorg of Ancrath is thirteen years old, ruthless and brilliant. A dark, compulsive opener to the Broken Empire trilogy.
- Tanequil: High Druid of Shannara Book Two — Terry Brooks — The second book in the High Druid arc of Terry Brooks's long-running Shannara epic fantasy saga.
- The Principle of Moments — Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson — A Nigerian-British debut blending Afrofuturism and time-travel fantasy. Vivid, inventive and beautifully conceived.
- The Floating World — Axie Oh — From the acclaimed author of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, a sweeping new fantasy from one of YA's most exciting voices.
- Godsgrave — Jay Kristoff — The second book in the Nevernight Chronicle. Mia Corvere enters the gladiatorial arena in this dark, stylish fantasy.
- Killing Time — Jodi Taylor — Part of the Chronicles of St Mary's series, following historians who travel through time to witness great events — with predictably chaotic results.
- Dawn of the Firebird — Sarah Mughal Rana — A lushly crafted fantasy taglined "Daughter, Assassin, Traitor, Saviour" — a story of power, betrayal and shifting identity.
- The Listeners — Maggie Stiefvater — A standalone novel from the author of The Raven Boys, drenched in music, mystery and Stiefvater's singular lyrical atmosphere.
- Secrets in the Mist: SkyWorld Book One — Morgan L. Busse — First in the SkyWorld series, set in a floating-island world where ancient secrets threaten everything.
- Caraval — Stephanie Garber — Sisters Scarlett and Donatella are swept into Caraval, a magical game where the prize is a wish — but nothing is quite what it seems.
- A Court of Thorns and Roses — Sarah J. Maas — Feyre the mortal huntress is taken to a faerie realm after killing a wolf in the woods. The addictive opening to Maas's globally bestselling series.
- City of Glass — Cassandra Clare — The third Mortal Instruments book brings Clary and Jace to Idris, the shadowhunter homeland, for a final showdown.
- Glint — Raven Kennedy — The second book in the Plated Prisoner series, a lush retelling of the Midas myth. Dazzling and compulsive.
- The Night is Defying — Chloe C. Peñaranda — Romantasy with a dark, atmospheric edge from a rising star of the genre.
- Your Blood, My Bones — Kelly Andrew — A dark, Gothic YA fantasy full of curses, monsters and forbidden romance.
- A Touch of Malice — Scarlett St. Clair — The third book in the Hades x Persephone Saga, a steamy modern fantasy retelling of the Greek myth.
- The Shadow of the Gods — John Gwynne — First in the Bloodsworn Saga, a Viking-inspired Norse mythology epic that established Gwynne as a master of grimdark fantasy.
- Throne of Secrets — Kerri Maniscalco — A sweeping, romantic fantasy from the bestselling author of Stalking Jack the Ripper.
- City of Ashes — Cassandra Clare — The second Mortal Instruments book, as Clary and Simon delve deeper into the shadowhunter world.
- City of Bones — Cassandra Clare — Where it all begins. Clary Fray discovers she can see demons — and that her whole life has been a lie. The iconic first book in the Mortal Instruments series.
Secondhand Young Adult Fantasy Bargain Book Box SP4092
Twenty-one books spanning the full range of contemporary YA and crossover fantasy — from established series like Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments and Terry Brooks's Shannara to newer voices like Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson, Axie Oh and Chloe C. Peñaranda. Dark magic, court intrigue, time travel, Greek mythology and epic battles all well-represented.
- Starside — Alex Aster — A high-stakes fantasy from the bestselling author of Lightlark, brimming with the kind of twists Aster's readers have come to expect.
- Prince of Thorns — Mark Lawrence — Jorg of Ancrath is thirteen years old, ruthless and brilliant. A dark, compulsive opener to the Broken Empire trilogy.
- Tanequil: High Druid of Shannara Book Two — Terry Brooks — The second book in the High Druid arc of Terry Brooks's long-running Shannara epic fantasy saga.
- The Principle of Moments — Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson — A Nigerian-British debut blending Afrofuturism and time-travel fantasy. Vivid, inventive and beautifully conceived.
- The Floating World — Axie Oh — From the acclaimed author of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, a sweeping new fantasy from one of YA's most exciting voices.
- Godsgrave — Jay Kristoff — The second book in the Nevernight Chronicle. Mia Corvere enters the gladiatorial arena in this dark, stylish fantasy.
- Killing Time — Jodi Taylor — Part of the Chronicles of St Mary's series, following historians who travel through time to witness great events — with predictably chaotic results.
- Dawn of the Firebird — Sarah Mughal Rana — A lushly crafted fantasy taglined "Daughter, Assassin, Traitor, Saviour" — a story of power, betrayal and shifting identity.
- The Listeners — Maggie Stiefvater — A standalone novel from the author of The Raven Boys, drenched in music, mystery and Stiefvater's singular lyrical atmosphere.
- Secrets in the Mist: SkyWorld Book One — Morgan L. Busse — First in the SkyWorld series, set in a floating-island world where ancient secrets threaten everything.
- Caraval — Stephanie Garber — Sisters Scarlett and Donatella are swept into Caraval, a magical game where the prize is a wish — but nothing is quite what it seems.
- A Court of Thorns and Roses — Sarah J. Maas — Feyre the mortal huntress is taken to a faerie realm after killing a wolf in the woods. The addictive opening to Maas's globally bestselling series.
- City of Glass — Cassandra Clare — The third Mortal Instruments book brings Clary and Jace to Idris, the shadowhunter homeland, for a final showdown.
- Glint — Raven Kennedy — The second book in the Plated Prisoner series, a lush retelling of the Midas myth. Dazzling and compulsive.
- The Night is Defying — Chloe C. Peñaranda — Romantasy with a dark, atmospheric edge from a rising star of the genre.
- Your Blood, My Bones — Kelly Andrew — A dark, Gothic YA fantasy full of curses, monsters and forbidden romance.
- A Touch of Malice — Scarlett St. Clair — The third book in the Hades x Persephone Saga, a steamy modern fantasy retelling of the Greek myth.
- The Shadow of the Gods — John Gwynne — First in the Bloodsworn Saga, a Viking-inspired Norse mythology epic that established Gwynne as a master of grimdark fantasy.
- Throne of Secrets — Kerri Maniscalco — A sweeping, romantic fantasy from the bestselling author of Stalking Jack the Ripper.
- City of Ashes — Cassandra Clare — The second Mortal Instruments book, as Clary and Simon delve deeper into the shadowhunter world.
- City of Bones — Cassandra Clare — Where it all begins. Clary Fray discovers she can see demons — and that her whole life has been a lie. The iconic first book in the Mortal Instruments series.