Given that she is basically committing treason by existing, Paige’s life is difficult enough as she and her fellow members of the Seven Dials gang eke out a living and battle for control of the criminal syndicate that runs underground London. (Paige is a dreamwalker, a clairvoyant who is capable of entering other people’s minds - here known as “dreamscapes”.) It follows the story of Paige Mahoney, who works in the city’s criminal underworld and scouts information by breaking into the minds of others. Her Bone Season series is set in a future dystopian version of London where a small segment of the population has been deemed “unnaturals” for their array of clairvoyant abilities. Much like Maas’ own novels, Samantha Shannon’s work skirts the line between contemporary and young adult fiction, boasting particularly rich world-building and a dense, complex plot. Here are five of our picks, and why you should give them each a look. From a futuristic dystopian London populated by powerful clairvoyants to secret societies that can conjure the dead and literal angels and demons, new worlds are literally just a page away. Read more books, of course! Though the wait for the Crescent City sequel feels like it’s going to be forever, there are plenty of great fantasy series already waiting for you on shelves right now, each similar vibes to Maas’ magical modern world. The first novel, subtitled House of Earth and Blood, was released in March of 2020, but its still-untitled sequel won’t hit shelves until November 2021, almost a year and a half after the first book did. Maas and her new contemporary fantasy series Crescent City.

Such is the case with bestselling author Sarah J. The wait between a book you loved and the publication of its sequel can often feel interminable, especially when you know that its release date is farther away than you’d like. Maas’s contemporary fantasy debut Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood, here are five series that will help tide you over until the next book hits shelves. By Lacy Baugher 2 years ago If you loved Sarah J.

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