GENRE BENDER ADULT FANTASY BOOKS 🛸 sci-fantasy, fantasy horror, and more

They write that sort of whimsical and soft magic really well, but I saw that in Divine Rivals in a way that felt a little bit lighter in a sense, even though there are some heavier themes in that story.

And speaking of psychological horror, that leads us to the Firebor Blade, which I consistently described as dragon slaying fantasy mixed with psychological horror.

It's a blast. It's a lot of fun. It's pure chaos and a great time.

And I was very pleasantly surprised as I do like historical fiction folklore and fairy tale feelings within my stories, but when you mix in the noir, it adds almost like a level of grittiness that pairs really well with a grim fairy tale feel.

And I think that the way that TK King Fisher described those things was genuinely horrifying. I would not ever want to experience the things.

However, the fantasy pieces were my favorite parts of the story. The world is so interesting.