Sunsplitter
Fi has toppled immortal beasts. Antal welcomes being conquered.
After helping the Lord Daeyari reclaim his territory, semi-reformed smuggler Fi dons a daunting new role: rebuilding a city alongside her monstrous partner, a haven free from bloody sacrifice. So when Antal’s father unexpectedly summons him home, Fi’s first instinct is to ready her claws.
Only, claws won’t be enough for this adversary.
Antal faces his first homecoming in five decades, dreading two truths. From his father’s seat on the governing council, he could undo everything Antal has built. And their last argument ended with Antal’s lover dead on the floor.
But a greater danger lurks: the appearance of a creature that even the daeyari fear, burning its way through the Planes. With Antal’s father leading the hunt, he and Fi must ally with a team of immortals who could turn fangs on them at any moment.
Or worse, strain their still-fresh love until it snaps.
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S. A. MacLean
S. A. MacLean writes fantasy the way a naturalist might tell a campfire story, equal parts wonder, warmth, and quiet reverence for the wild. Her debut novel, The Phoenix Keeper, swept onto the Sunday Times bestseller list by inviting readers into a magical zoo where phoenixes blaze, griffins preen, and the smallest acts of care matter just as much as sweeping adventures. It is fantasy written with tenderness, infused with queer romance, sly humor, and a deep love for creatures both real and imagined.
Beasts of the Void
The Void is not empty. It is alive with ancient predators, forgotten gods, and empires that thrive on blood and betrayal. Into this shadowed expanse steps Fionamara, a smuggler who survives by slipping through cracks in law and loyalty. Her rules are simple: trust no one, keep moving, and never look too closely at the monsters that prowl the dark. But survival grows complicated when a job gone wrong binds her fate to Antal, an immortal lord with antlers like carved obsidian and a hunger that cannot be ignored.
Beasts of the Void consists of two books and considered as a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
