All the Birds in the Sky by Charlie Jane Anders
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Below you will find a list of the fantasy books published in 2016 that we enjoyed most. Click on a book title to read the full review.
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Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Nevernight by Jay Kristoff
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Touch of Iron by Timandra Whitecastle
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Wheel of Osheim by Mark Lawrence
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Silent Army by James A Moore
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Wrath by John Gwynne
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Hope and Red by Jon Skovron
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Aftermath by Tim Marquitz
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Fellside by MR Carey
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Creeping Shadow by Jonathan Stroud
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Obelisk Gate by NK Jemisin
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Roses and Rot by Kat Howard
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Down Station by Simon Morden
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Occupy Me by Tricia Sullivan
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Downfall of the Gods by KJ Parker

Claire North's The Sudden Appearance of Hope is a brilliant, intense piece of speculative fiction that trades traditional escapism for sharp social commentary. It follows Hope Arden, a woman cursed to be forgotten by everyone she meets the moment she leaves their sight. North uses this brilliant supernatural premise to explore deep, modern anxieties regarding social media manipulation, the pursuit of unattainable perfection, and the fear of leaving no footprint on the world. Told in a gripping, stream-of-consciousness style, it is a demanding, thought-provoking read that leaves you utterly absorbed in Hope's lonely, desperate crusade.
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Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of A Gathering of Shadows by VE Schwab
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Stiletto by Daniel OMalley
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of This Savage Song by VE Schwab
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Burned by Benedict Jacka
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Watcher of Dead Time by Edward Cox
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun by JRR Tolkien

Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of The Guns of Empire by Django Wexler
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of With Blood Upon the Sand by Bradley Beaulieu
Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of A Closed and Common Orbit by Becky Chambers

Anthony Horowitz's The Magpie Murders is a brilliant meta-fiction masterpiece that offers two clever stories in one. First, you get a pitch-perfect homage to Golden Age detective fiction, featuring detective Atticus Pund investigating a death in a quaint English village. Then, the main plot kicks off when editor Susan Ryeland notices the final chapter of the manuscript is missing. After the author's death, Susan turns detective herself, searching through the fictional world to unlock real-life secrets. Horowitz expertly weaves these twin narratives into an utterly ingenious love letter to the genre that keeps you guessing until the end.
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Buy on Amazon | Read our full review of Time: The Immortal Divide by KS Turner
Including Daughter of Crows.
Including Katabasis, Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, A Drop of Corruption, The Devils & more.
Including The Tainted Cup
Including Hell Bent
Including The Spear Cuts Through Water, Babel, Fairy Tale
Including She Who Became the Sun, The God is Not Willing, A Marvellous Light and The Shadow of the Gods
Including The Unspoken Name, Age of Empyre, The Once and Future Witches and The Trouble with Peace
Including A Brightness Long Ago, The Raven Tower, The 10,000 Doors of January and Beneath the Twisted Trees
Including Circe, The Ember Blade, The Fall of Gondolin and The Poppy War
Including The Fall of Arthur, The Stone Sky, Godsgrave and Tarnished City
Including All the Birds in the Sky, Nevernight, Wrath and Fellside
Including The Hollow Boy, Ancillary Mercy, Half the World and Ruin
Including The Slow Regard of Silent Things, Fool's Assassin, Words of Radiance and The Oversight
Including Emperor of Thorns, The Shining Girls, The Republic of Thieves and The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Including Some Kind of Fairy Tale, King of Thorns, The Wind Through the Keyhole and The Killing Moon
Including Some Kind of Fairy Tale, King of Thorns, The Wind Through the Keyhole and The Killing Moon