57 New Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Books Arriving ...

It’s a brand new month and a new season, and an enormous pile of new sci-fi, fantasy, and horror books is on the way in which. Preserve studying for rebellious royals, local weather thrillers, reimagined myths, galactic heists, post-apocalyptic journeys, romances that problem house and time, ghostly tales, and a lot extra.

June 3

The Afterlife Project by Tim Weed 

Within the 12 months 2068, scientists journey throughout the post-apocalyptic planet hoping to avoid wasting humankind earlier than it’s too late. On the similar time, they ship a microbiologist hundreds of thousands of years into the longer term looking for indicators of life that may assist them of their quest. (June 3)

Bee Speaker by Adrian Tchaikovsky 

The Canines of Battle collection continues on this third entry exploring “a future the place genetically engineered ‘Bioforms’ have inherited not the Earth, however the Photo voltaic System.” (June 3)

Black Salt Queen by Samantha Bansil 

“Stuffed with ardour, romance, betrayal, and divine magic, Black Salt Queen journeys to a beautiful precolonial island nation the place girls—and secrets and techniques—reign.” (June 3)

The Catch by Yrsa Daley-Ward 

Twin sisters who had been adopted into completely different houses after their mom died are shocked when she seemingly reappears 30 years later, having not aged a day. Is that this a con artist at work, or one thing much more insidious? (June 3)

Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon by Annie Mare 

“A multiverse novel about two girls who fall in love regardless of dwelling in worlds which can be 5 months aside, as they attempt to discover a timeline that doesn’t finish in catastrophe.” (June 3)

Crueler Mercies by Maren Chase 

A princess is pressured into exile after her father has her mom executed. Over a decade later, as she’s provided an organized marriage that can permit her return to royalty, she discovers a a lot better possibility when she meets an alluring lady-in-waiting who colleges her in magic alchemy. (June 3)

Fenrir by Eric Flint and Ryk E. Spoor 

“When astronomer Stephanie Bronson uncovers a large alien vessel named Fenrir racing towards the Solar, she should lead a determined mission to rescue its crew earlier than a catastrophic failure dooms them each to fiery destruction.” (June 3)

Galaxy Grifter by Alla Zaykova 

After an interstellar con man loses his spaceship to a gang as mortgage collateral, he decides to drag a heist that can remedy all his cash troubles—solely to uncover a much more harmful scheme that’s already within the works. (June 3)

A Game of Monsters by Ben Alderson 

The Realm of Fey collection concludes as “bolstered with the sudden assist of his ex-love Erix, Robin embarks on a mission to avoid wasting Duncan, looking for out the help of the Nephilim as soon as extra. Nevertheless, Robin finds that the sport of the gods just isn’t over, and people he can belief could produce other motives.” (June 3)

The God and the Gwisin by Sophie Kim 

“On this swoony sequel to The God and the Gumiho, a trickster god should work together with his reincarnated misplaced love to resolve his brother’s homicide on board a luxurious underworld cruise ship.” (June 3)

It’s Not the End of the World by Jonathan Parks-Ramage 

This story set in near-future Los Angeles is described as “a terrifying local weather thriller, a vicious takedown of the uber-wealthy, and a queer household saga that isn’t afraid to punch again.” (June 3)

The Lure of Their Graves by Laura R. Samotin 

“Within the heart-wrenching sequel to The Sins on Their Bones, The Lure of Their Graves forces Dimitri and Vasily to confront previous ghosts and a brand new menace: political enemies-turned-suitors, all coveting Dimitri’s throne and his hand in marriage.” (June 3)

Maria the Wanted by V. Castro 

“A fierce and seductive vampire thriller, pulsing with rage, worry and need, that explores the darkish again streets of Mexico and a vampire girl’s dedication to search out her place on the earth.” (June 3)

Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove

A sentient spaceship strikes again—with the assistance of a group of monster allies—when an historic vampire begins killing off her human passengers on this “queer love little one of pulp horror and traditional sci-fi.” (June 3)

Queen of Mercy by Natania Barron 

“The attractive closing chapter within the critically acclaimed female-led Arthurian Fantasy Romance trilogy.” (June 3)

Realms of the Round Table by John Matthews 

“Uncommon and beforehand unpublished tales of one of the crucial well-known legends in literature is delivered to life for a brand new technology by one of many world’s main Arthurian specialists and illustrated by an acclaimed Tolkien artist.” (June 3)

Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky 

“On a planet shrouded in darkness, a stranded crew should struggle for survival—however the darkness could have plans of its personal.” (June 3)

A Song of Legends Lost by M.H. Ayinde 

“An unforgettable story of revenge and rise up unfolds when a reckless king implements an ill-fated plan to finish a thousand-year battle on this relentlessly gripping epic fantasy debut.” (June 3)

Ten Incarnations of Rebellion by Vaishnavi Patel 

“An epic and daring novel that imagines an alternate model of Sixties India that was by no means liberated from the British, and a younger girl’s wrestle to vary the tides of historical past.” (June 3)

The Two Lies of Faven Sythe by Megan E. O’Keefe 

“A seek for a lacking particular person uncovers a galaxy-spanning conspiracy on this thrilling standalone house opera.” (June 3)

The Unmapping by Denise Robbins

“Every particular person in New York wakes up on an unfamiliar block when the buildings all swap areas in a single day. The following night time, it occurs once more … Whereas scientists scramble to discover a answer—or at the least a way to manage—and mysterious ‘pink cloak’ cults crop up within the catastrophe’s wake, New York begins to reckon with a brand new actuality nobody acknowledges.” (June 3)

June 10

Awakened by Laura Elliott 

“In a bid to make us extra productive, to provide us extra time, science took sleep from humanity. However sleeplessness turned folks into feral monsters and now a small group of scientists are trapped within the Tower of London, consumed by guilt at what they’ve accomplished and desperately trying to find a remedy.” (June 10)

Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V.E. Schwab

“A genre-defying novel about immortality and starvation” set in 1532 Spain, 1827 London, and 2019 Boston. (June 10)

A Dance of Lies by Brittney Area 

“A debut fantasy romance stuffed with hope after heartbreak, secrets and techniques, and betrayal, as a dancer-turned-spy should resolve how far she is going to go to safe her freedom.” (June 10)

The Flight of the Fallen by Hana Lee 

The “gritty, queer Mad Max–impressed fantasy duology continues with extra high-stakes political intrigue, monsters of every kind, and a high-speed motorbike journey to discover a refuge for humanity past the wasteland.” (June 10)

Just Emilia by Jennifer Oko

“The previous, current, and future collide in a DC Metro elevator as three girls get caught up in a gripping time-traveling story of reminiscence, emotion, and unstated truths about their shared historical past.” (June 10)

The Lady, the Tiger and the Girl Who Loved Death by Helen Marshall 

On this darkish fantasy, a younger girl learns to tame dying from her grandmother, then joins the circus as step one towards avenging her mother and father. (June 10)

The Nimbus by Robert P. Baird 

Marriage, parenthood, and faith share focus on this satirical story a couple of divinity professor dealing with the unattainable when his toddler son begins periodically giving off an odd, glowing gentle that adjustments the lives of those that witness it. (June 10)

The Palace of Illusions by Rowenna Miller 

This story set throughout an early twentieth century World’s Truthful in Paris follows a gifted clockmaker who discovers a fantastical mirror world—then realizes there’s a darkish aspect to tapping into its magic. (June 10)

The Potency of Ungovernable Impulses by Malka Older 

“The following entry within the multi-award-nominated cozy space-opera thriller collection the Investigations of Mossa and Pleiti” follows Pleiti setting out on her personal to research a plagiarism accusation that conceals a a lot darker thriller. (June 10)

Realm of Thieves by Karina Halle 

“Two thieves vie for dominance within the unlawful dragon egg commerce, placing each their lives and their hearts on the road on this scorching romantasy.” (June 10)

Six Wild Crowns by Holly Race 

“A panoramic epic fantasy of dragons, courtly intrigue, sapphic craving, and the wives of Henry VIII as you’ve by no means seen them earlier than.” (June 10)

This Is Not a Ghost Story by Amerie

A person’s peaceable afterlife existence is immediately disrupted when he’s shoved again into the world of the dwelling in Los Angeles, the place he “turns into an prompt superstar for being the primary seen and verifiable ghost.” (June 10)

The Witch Roads by Kate Elliott 

A courier assigned to information a snobbish prince to security warns him to not enter a haunted tower—which he ignores—then should take care of the extra hazard that shadows their journey in consequence. (June 10)

Writing Mr. Right by Alina Khawaja 

Simply as she’s determined to surrender her aspirations of being a profitable romance novelist, a girl’s shocked when her muse involves life. Issues get difficult when she begins to fall for him—particularly since he’ll vanish as soon as she totally recovers her writing spark. (June 10)

June 17

Ecstasy by Ivy Pochoda 

On this “deliciously darkish horror reimagining of a Greek tragedy,” a girl finds herself once more after her controlling husband dies and he or she unwittingly encounters an historic god. (June 17)

Engines of War by R.S. Ford

“The ultimate novel in a trilogy the place guilds conflict, magic fuels machines, and an all-out battle has consumed an empire.” (June 17)

A Far Better Thing by H.G. Parry 

“A heart-rending fantasy of faery revenge set through the French Revolution.” (June 17)

The Folded Sky by Elizabeth Bear 

“Dr. Sunya Track embarks on an interstellar journey throughout the Milky Approach to join with the substitute intelligence referred to as Baomind, a moon-sized entity that holds the important thing to humanity’s survival amidst cosmic challenges and unexpected threats.” (June 17)

The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery by Clarence A. Haynes 

“In a fast-paced, horny, ghostly journey, a publicist on the high of her sport should confront her secret mystical previous.” (June 17)

A Holy Maiden’s Guide to Getting Kidnapped by Katy Nyquist 

“A Holy Maiden ought to by no means drink, get kidnapped, nor kiss a Darkish Lord, however Ysabel is breaking all the foundations to flee her destiny as a human sacrifice.” (June 17)

If Wishes Were Retail by Auston Habershaw 

“On this hilarious debut fantasy cozy, a rebellious―however enterprising―younger girl and an historic―however clueless―genie arrange store on the native mall.” (June 17)

The Mercy Makers by Tessa Gratton 

“A gifted heretic should resolve between the pursuit of forbidden magic, or the ecstasy of forbidden love, within the begin of a sweeping, romantic epic fantasy trilogy.” (June 17)

This Princess Kills Monsters by Ry Herman 

“A princess with a principally ineffective magical expertise takes on horrible monsters, a dozen equivalent masked heroes, and a speaking lion in a quest to avoid wasting a kingdom—and herself—on this affectionate satire of the Grimm Brothers’ fairy story The Twelve Huntsmen.” (June 17)

School of Shards by Marina and Sergey Dyachenko, translated by Julia Meitov Hersey

The Vita Nostra trilogy concludes on this “magical darkish academia novel” that “brings the story of Sasha to a revelatory climax as she learns to take management of her powers and reshape the world…or destroy it without end.” (June 17)

UnWorld by Jayson Greene 

“A gripping novel about 4 intertwined lives that collide within the wake of a mysterious tragedy set in a near-future world the place the boundaries between human and AI blur.” (June 17)

Wearing the Lion by John Wiswell 

This story “brings a humanizing and humorous contact to the Hercules story, without end altering the way in which we perceive the person behind the parable—and the goddess reluctantly certain to him.” (June 17)

June 24

An Ancient Witch’s Guide to Modern Dating by Cecelia Edward 

“An historic witch explores the thrills—and perils—of on-line courting with hilarity and coronary heart in a captivating rom-com excellent for followers of cozy fantasy and witchy romance.” (June 24)

As You Wish by Leesa Cross-Smith 

When three associates working as au pairs in Seoul go to a magic waterfall, they begin to understand the needs they made don’t actually symbolize their deepest goals. (June 24)

The Dallergut Dream-Making District by Miye Lee, translated by Sandy Joosun Lee 

“On this bestselling follow-up to The Dallergut Dream Division Retailer, Penny and her crew of coworkers should go to a particular dream-making district to unlock new secrets and techniques in regards to the prospects they misplaced and hope to convey again.” (June 24) 

The Ellyrian Code: The Treaty of Edriendor by BF Peterson 

“Fourth Wing meets The Atlas Six on this epic fantasy set in an elite college, the place 4 college students check their mettle to turn into a part of an elite order of dragon riders.” (June 24)

Glass Girls by Danie Shokoohi 

“A former little one medium is pressured to face her lethal previous and the ghosts she left behind on this electrifying debut.” (June 24)

Heart of the Wyrdwood by RJ Barker 

“The epic conclusion to the Forsaken trilogy, set in a forest straight out of darkest folklore with outlaws combating an evil empire and warring deities.” (June 24)

The Last Vigilant by Mark A. Latham 

“In a world the place magic is forgotten, monsters lurk at the hours of darkness woods, and honorable troopers are few, this totally gripping epic fantasy tells the story of an out-of-practice wizard and a hot-headed sergeant who’re thrust into the center of a thriller that threatens to unravel their kingdom’s fragile peace.” (June 24)

Lords of Creation by S.M. Stirling 

“On this collection conclusion, the richly imagined worlds of a liveable Venus and Mars, every with their very own distinctive civilizations and ecosystems, come alive once more.” (June 24)

A Magic Deep and Drowning by Hester Fox 

Within the Dutch Republic circa 1650, a girl longing to flee her overbearing household meets a mysterious man in a story impressed by The Little Mermaid. (June 24)

The Secret Romantic’s Book of Magic edited by Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane 

“Enemies turn into lovers, rivalry turns to romance, and handy marriages create real love in these 12 addictive romantasy tales. That includes Olivie Blake, Kelley Armstrong, Katherine Arden, Hannah Nicole Maehrer, Tasha Suri, Melissa Marr and extra.” (June 24)

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