Reads for Dark, Autumnal Nights

Reads for Dark, Autumnal Nights

The dark half of the year is nearly upon us, which means it's time to settle in with haunting, atmospheric reads and a good candle. Check out a short list of our favorite fall reads below!

  • BEYOND THE ACHING DOOR by Victoria Mier is set in the midst of a Philadelphian autumn, resplendent with rain-damp cobblestones, leaf-choked puddles, and the curl of woodsmoke on the air. paperback | hardcover

  • EMIILY WILDE'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FAERIES by Heather Fawcett features a gorgeous wintery setting for its academic rivals to ... something else entirely storyline. paperback | hardcover | audiobook

  • MRS. DEATH MISSES DEATH by Saleena Godden is a strange, skittering tale of death, anthropomorphized as an older Black woman; poetically written and full of wondrous hope. hardcover

  •  ONE DARK WINDOW by Rachel Gillig is an atmospheric, gothic romantic fantasy with a unique tarot-card based magic system, and all the foggy, dangerous autumnal woods you could dream of. paperback | audiobook

  • A TEMPEST OF TEA by Hafsah Faizal is a Peaky Blinders-esque urban fantasy filled with romance, revenge, a heist and tons of intrigue. Though not particularly autumnal in its setting, it somehow manages to scratch the itch perfectly. paperbackhardcover | audiobook

  • THE FALL THAT SAVED US by Tamara Jer ée is an urban fantasy romance with a paranormal love interest, investigation of religious trauma, cozy bookshop setting and all the Supernatural vibes. paperback 
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