The Devil and the Loch Ard Gorge is one of those stories that will leave you musing on how horror is often of our own making.

A lyrical fantasy with characters that feel real enough to walk beside you. An absolute must-read.

If you’re in the mood for a pacey, high-octane, heart-filled magical adventure, this book should definitely be at the top of your list.

One for fantasy fans who like their stories gritty, epic, and with a side of magic and monsters.

Horror fans rejoice! Award-winning Kiwi horror author Michael Botur is back with this skin-crawlingly good collection of horror tales.

If you want a short, upbeat read that will have you smiling afterward, check this one out.

If you want an urban fantasy with fresh flair, loveable characters, and a pacey plot with (very) light romance, absolutely give this a read.

If you love pacey, action-adventure fantasy with an underdog hero who steadily grows more powerful, this is absolutely worth a read.

There is a lot to love about this story. And if the title alone doesn't sell it, I'm going to add one more thing: Bread wizard.

Move over Alice and Wonderland, this mad hatter's dreamscape delves deep into the weird and mysterious, and ultimately, romance.

If you love darker coming of age fantasies full of magic, floating cities and gods who walk among mortals, you will not be disappointed.

The Kaiju Preservation Society is a story brimming with child-like excitement, hilarious banter and, of course, fun.

5/5 for the heady mix of ghosts, talking crows, sentient cigarettes, self-aware temples, and gods walking among humanity.

This book is like a DnD campaign on a bender. The closest comparison I can think of is Vox Machina meets Pratchett’s trope twisting.

Disenchanted is an enemies-to-lovers coming of age story that reminds us of the ugliness of prejudice.

What do you get when you mix Dresden Files with Sandman Slim and throw in a dash of Pratchett? A Dead End Job by Justin Alcala.

The Life Giver by Jase Puddicombe is a YA fantasy with a compelling mystery and a good dousing of dystopia.

Bluebells by Leanbh Pearson is a compelling mix of paranormal romance meets dystopian alternate history.