Eve (2004) by Aurelio O'Brien
Aurelio O'Brien mixes up the primordial soup in this silly yet incisive satire.
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Thief of Lives (2004) by Barb and J. C. Hendee
In this sequel to Dhampir, it turns out the Noble Dead are not always so noble.
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Dreamers (2004) by Christian R. Bonawandt
You wake up, but are you still in a dream world?
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The Autumn Castle (2004) by Kim Wilkins
The first book in the Europa Suite is a dark and unusual fairytale.
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Blood And Memory (2004) by Fiona McIntosh
The second volume in the high fantasy series The Quickening.
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Echoes of a Distant Storm (2004) by Wendy Simpson
Two young people face the ultimate evil in Wendy Simpson's debut fantasy.
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Jumping Jack Flash (2004) by M. A. Keesee
Androids and murder in the time of Sherlock Holmes.
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Bridge of Souls (2004) by Fiona McIntosh
The final instalment of The Quickening.
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Merlin the Sorcerer (2004) by William P. Burch
An archeologist literally journeys to the Arthurian past in this time travel adventure.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2003) by J. K. Rowling
Is this a book, or a phenomenon?
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Hidden Warrior (2003) by Lynn Flewelling
The second book in the Tamir Triad.
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Ill Wind (2003) by Rachel Caine
The first book in the Weather Wardens series.
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Monstrous Regiment (2003) by Terry Pratchett
Terry Pratchett goes all military in this satire on women in the army.
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Crossing the Meadow (2003) by Kfir Luzzatto
Kfir Luzzatto takes an intimate look at the world of ghosts.
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Dhampir (2003) by Barb and J. C. Hendee
The first book to introduce Magiere, the vampire hunter with a secret.
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Sunspot (2003) by Garth Jones
Sinister happenings on a giant space station for the rich.
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The High Lord (2003) by Trudi Canavan
The final volume of the Black Magician trilogy.
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Broken Angels (2003) by Richard Morgan
The second Takeshi Kovacs book finds out hero hoping that a discovery of alien technology will be his ticket out of a war.
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The Face (2003) by Dean Koontz
A movie star is threatened by a baffling killer in this contemporary horror novel.
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The Wee Free Men (2003) by Terry Pratchett
Rowdy pictsies and young Tiffany Aching confront the Queen of the Fairies.
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Natural History (2003) by Justina Robson
Robson's novel sees mankind engineering its own evolution to space and beyond. But at what cost?
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The House of Gaian (2003) by Anne Bishop
The conclusion to the Tir Alainn trilogy.
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Trading in Danger (2003) by Elizabeth Moon
The first in the Vatta's War series.
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Myrren's Gift (2003) by Fiona McIntosh
The first novel in the Quickening series finds a young general given a strange gift by a woman condemned for witchcraft.
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The One and the Golden Circle (2003) by Don Allen Beene
Science fiction meets the new age in a book that melds religion, genetics and the alien within.
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Shadows and Light (2002) by Anne Bishop
In the second book in the Tir Alainn trilogy, who will save the witches?
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The Novice (2002) by Trudi Canavan
The second book in the Black Magician Trilogy.
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Speed of Dark (2002) by Elizabeth Moon
In the near future, someone has invented a cure for autism. But is this really a good thing for the last autistics?
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The Science of Harry Potter : How Magic Really Works (2002) by Roger Highfield
The facts behind the fantasy world of the boy wizard.
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Kil'n People (2002) by David Brin
Disposable bodies: what every smart, fashionable professional should have.
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A Sorcerer's Treason (Isavalta Trilogy) (2002) by Sarah Zettel
Sarah Zettel's first fantasy novel sees an outcast lighthouse keeper take on a new role in a different world.
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Vitals (2002) by Greg Bear
Who wouldn't want to live forever?
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Eragon (2002) by Christopher Paolini
In the first episode of the Inheritance series a farm boy discovers an egg that will change his future.
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Light (2002) by M. John Harrison
Taking place in the future and at the turn of the millennium, this novel features aliens, spacecraft and cats of many colours.
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The Holy Blood (2002) by Charles Covington
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The Visitor (2002) by Sheri S Tepper
Armageddon has come and gone, but has it left Earth with magic and demons?
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The Meq (2002) by Steve Cash
In this historical fantasy a boy tries to discover more about his mysterious race of childlike people, the Meq.
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The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents (2001) by Terry Pratchett
Terry Pratchett puts a very different spin on the Pied Piper tale in this Discworld novel.
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The Bone Doll's Twin (2001) by Lynn Flewelling
In the first book of the Tamir Triad a young prince is haunted by an unquiet spirit.
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The Pillars of the World (2001) by Anne Bishop
The first book set in the world of the Fae and Tir Alainn.
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