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The Everlasting
Alix E. Harrow
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From Alix E. Harrow, the New York Times bestselling author of Starling House, comes a moving and genre-defying quest about the lady-knight whose legend built a nation, and the cowardly historian sent back through time to make sure she plays her part—even if it breaks his heart.
Sir Una Everlasting was Dominion’s greatest hero: the orphaned girl who became a knight, who died for queen and country. Her legend lives on in songs and stories, in children’s books and recruiting posters—but her life as it truly happened has been forgotten.
Centuries later, Owen Mallory—failed soldier, struggling scholar—falls in love with the tale of Una Everlasting. Her story takes him to war, to the archives—and then into the past itself. Una and Owen are tangled together in time, bound to retell the same story over and over again, no matter what it costs.
But that story always ends the same way. If they want to rewrite Una’s legend—if they want to tell a different story—they’ll have to rewrite history itself.
“Alix E. Harrow is an exceptional, undeniable talent.” —Olivie Blake, New York Times bestselling author of The Atlas Six
“An utter masterpiece… I loved every single page.” —Rachel Gillig, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of One Dark Window
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chronicallybookish\ \ Kaley\ \ • Nov 29 2025
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Children of Diaspora\ \ Rae the Reviewer\ \ • May 27
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\ \ Week 6: 2-8th of February\ \ I will give you the warning now! BEWARE OF TYPOS! I'm a reader who reads a lot but still can't spell properly.\ \ \ \ This week’s reading has been pretty solid I would like to say! I started of the week by finishing my first book of the month which was:\ \ "Death of the author" by Nnedi Okorafor.\ \ You know when you finish a book and you feel certain emotions about the book buthave no words to describe it. That was me when I finished...\ \ I just remember finishing the book, feeling very happy that I had read it and in a way I felt enlightened and that my horizon was expanded!\ \ The book explored three different genres at the same time which was wild! We got a literary fiction section, sci-fi-dystopian section and interview memoir style sections.\ \ What enlightened me was reading about Nigerian-American experiences, reading the POV of a paraplegic character and peoples relationship with technology and it’s development.\ \ I am finishing this week by starting my second book of this month which is\ \ “The everlasting” by Alix E. Harrow\ \ \ \ OOOFFF, THIS BOOK!! It’s truly something else. I’m only 100 pages in , and this just screams NEXT LEVEL ROMANTASY. The writing is really whimsical and descriptive!\ \ I’m immersive reading this one with the audiobook, AND THE AUDOBOOK IS PERFECTION!!! \ \ PSSST! There will be a reading vlog of my “The Everlasting” journey! So Stay Tuned!\ \ Alright, that’s all I have for now....My dinner has gotten cold... I thought I could write this and eat at the same time, but nope! Can’t multitask at all XD\ \ Stay AWESOME! XOXO](https://littrillyliterature.binderybooks.com/item/Dl1FtvHb6HFNbpxoIQ6f/)
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Ladybug Books\ \ Samantha\ \ • Nov 16 2025
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[Hello friends, and welcome back to my weekly newsletter! This week, I talk about a series I finished, some of the most recent books I added to "want to read," and some wintry fantasy books. \ \
- *\ \ Reading Updates Audiobook | Finished: Ancillary Mercy \ \ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐\ \ Thoughts: It has been a long time since I binge-read a series, but I just couldn't stop listening to the audiobooks for the Imperial Radch trilogy. I found this last installment to be an odd continuation on the overarching plot. I'm surprised that the scope ended up being this narrow, given everything that happened in the first book. I can see why it happened the way that it did, but it didn't really feel like a finale. I loved the series as a whole. The characters are incredible, and I loved the detailed world-building. I plan to read the other books in the series soon, but I needed a little break from SciFi. \ \ Ebook | Finished: The Sacred Space Between \ \ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐\ \ Thoughts: The YEARNING in this book! Absolutely incredible. I loved the romance between Jude and Maeve so much. As a devout iconographer and an exiled saint they start off very ideologically opposed. I loved watching them form a bond of trust and mutual understanding as they learned to work together and help each other heal bit by bit. The slow building tension between them was perfect. I also love how this book explores themes of religion, faith, and devotion. A stunning debut!\ \ Hardcover | Currently Reading: The Everlasting \ \ Thoughts: I am literally 15 pages into this book, I have no thoughts yet lol. The writing styles has me very intrigued. I'm also a little scared because the reviews for this book as so overwhelmingly positive I feel like its impossible not to go into it with crazy high expectations. \ \
- *\ \ Books on My Radar \ \ Rather than repeating the same books that I've been mentioning in my recent future reading plans updates, I thought I would share the last five books I added as "want to read" on Goodreads and what caught my interest. \ \ \ \ The Trident and the Pearl: Orbit. I pretty much automatically add any fantasy book Orbit publishes to my want to read list. The cover is also very interesting to me. A romantasy with gods and a seaside setting, I'm definitely keeping my eye on this one. \ \ \ \ Endless Blue Beneath: Another Orbit watery fantasy book that caught my eye on Instagram. This one a dark romantic fantasy with sapphic mermaids!\ \ \ \ One Yellow Eye: The cover caught my attention while I was watching a bookstore vlog on TikTok. "A brilliant scientist desperately searches for a cure after a devastating epidemic while also hiding a monumental secret—her undead husband." Torn between this sounding really interesting and the fact that I don't like reading about zombies. \ \ \ \ Weavingshaw: A very successful TikTok ad won me over even though the cover is really boring. A gothic romantasy about a young woman who can see the dead and strikes a deal with a dark, deadly stranger. \ \ \ \ Habits of the Sea: I am a sucker for the neon text on moody, painting-like covers trend. I find the aesthetic so appealing and it makes me want to be the kind of person who reads books like this. This is a 2026 release that follows a woman who rediscovers the fabled island where she went missing for a week when she was a child. Early reviews make me think this one might be a little too sad for me, but I will keep my eye on it. \ \
- *\ \ Book Recommendations \ \ It recently snowed a lot where I live so I think it is officially time to recommend some fantasy books with cold, wintry settings. Though my reading mood isn't heavily influenced by the season, I love to put together lists of seasonal book recommendations. \ \ \ \ Dark Water Daughter: This is a dark, wintry pirate story that follows Mary, a stormsinger who is captured by pirates and forced to help them find a mysterious treasure. We also follow disgraced naval officer Samuel whose connection to reality is slipping as his magic is corrupted. The cold winter setting is so well written, creating the perfect atmosphere to compliment the tense pirate story. The unique magic and magical creatures further enhance the setting. \ \ \ \ Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries: The first book in the Emily Wilde series takes place in a remote northern village in the middle of winter as scholar of the fae, Emily Wilde, travels to this village to document an elusive specieis of fae. She is joined by her academic rival, the lazy professor Wendall Bambleby. The two reluctantly team up to discover the secrets lurking in the snow and fend off the dark fae forces threatening the village. The snowy setting, cozy romance, and slightly dark magical elements make this a fantastic read for the winter months. \ \ \ \ Daughter of Redwinter: In this book we follow a young girl at a remote military outpost that is hiding a deadly secret. She can see the dead, a power that could get her killed as it means she has access to a forbidden level of magic. When she uses that magic to stop an attack on the outpost she finds herself wrapped up with a group of magic users. She must try to explore her power while keeping her forbidden abilities a secret. \ \
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Rachel Skye Reads\ \ Rachel\ \ • Nov 5 2025
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Boneyard Picnic\ \ Natalie Meagan\ \ • Nov 1 2025
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Bad Girls' (Book) Club\ \ Mya\ \ • Oct 27 2025
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Emotionally devastating prose, coming right up! The Everlasting is going to destroy me and I’m eating it up. This is a standalone fantasy following a timid historian and a brooding lady knight. There’s dragons and time travel and an epic love story that spans over a millennia and YEARNING. Basically everything you could ever want in a fantasy romance. Alex E Harrow is quickly becoming a favorite author of mine, and I feel so vindicated for making this one of my most anticipated new book releases of 2025. Thank you to @Macmillan Audio and @Tor Publishing Group for gifting me this book in advance! #fantasybooktok #newfantasybook #fantasyromance #newbookrecs
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Ladybug Books\ \ Samantha\ \ • Oct 26 2025
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[Hello friends, and welcome back to my weekly newsletter! This week, I finished two more books on my priority TBR and started a highly anticipated release. I also have some recommendations for fantasy books perfect for the spooky season\ \
- *\ \ Reading Updates: Audiobook | Finished: Goddess of the River \ \ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐\ \ Thoughts: Goddess of the River is a beautiful and emotional story. This is my first book by Vaishnavi Patel, and I was absolutely swept away by her writing. Ganga's journey of godhood was incredibly interesting. I loved seeing her growth as she learned to accept and care for the humans that depended on her waters. I really struggled with Bhisma's chapters at times. There were a lot of interesting ideas about responsibility, goodness, and justice. But it was really difficult to follow all of the different characters and plot lines, especially with the timeline jumping around. I will definitely need to check out Kaikeyi soon. \ \ Hardcover | Finished: Moonbound \ \ Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐\ \ Thoughts: Moonbound is a charmingly strange story that pulls together elements of far future SciFi with some classic fantasy vibes to create a truly unique and intriguing story. I LOVE a story that plays with perspective and unique narrators. This story is told from the perspective of a sentient AI that is woken when a young boy stumbles across the remnants of a civilization that has been dead for 11,000 years. I was immediately intrigued by the narrator and its role as a chronicler and witness to the young boys great destiny. Humanity has fallen and come back as something both completely new and oddly familiar. The world is this really interesting blend of quirky classical fantasy elements—wizards, talking animals, dragons on the moon—and extremely advanced technologies. I will say that it lost me a bit in the middle as the story became a bit too focused on exploring the quirky nature of the world. With a story like this, I want the story to lean into the strange narrator, the secrets, the technologies, and do something interesting with the concept. Though it kind of gets there at the end, the middle is less concerned with the parts of the story that I found most compelling which caused my interest to wane a bit. \ \ Currently reading | Paperback (ARC): To Bargain with Mortals \ \ Progress: 35%\ \ Thoughts: I am finally reading To Bargain with Mortals!!! I already know that I am going to eat this up. The writing is engaging, the world building is strong, and I am so invested in the characters' lives. One thing I'm really appreciating is how realistically complex the two main characters have been so far. Poppy in particular manages to walk the very fine line of being realistically naive for her situation without being insufferable to read about. She feels real and I can't help but root for her growth as a character. I am also really looking forward to seeing more of the magic. \ \
- *\ \ Future Reading Plans: \ \ Once I finish To Bargain with Mortals I need to start another highly anticipated release: The Sacred Space Between. This story is about an exiled saint and the devout iconographer sent to paint him. I just know the gothic atmosphere and romance are going to be perfect.\ \ \ \ I only recently found myself really excited to read The Everlasting. After being so disappointed by The Second Death of Locke, I think I have transferred all of my hopes onto The Everlasting instead. I will definitely be at the bookstore this week to pick up a copy!\ \ \ \ The most recent addition to my physical TBR is Kill the Beast by Serra Swift. A friend told me personally that she thought I would love it and that is all that I needed to know. A fairy-tale story of revenge, redemption, and friendship. \ \
- *\ \ Fantasy Books Perfect for the Spooky Season \ \ With Halloween quickly approaching I thought I would share some books with magic systems or atmospheres that are perfect for the spooky season. \ \ \ \ Asunder: You should know by now that I am going to take any opportunity to recommend Asunder. This dark, gritty fantasy has a world that I think is best described as "horror Studio Ghibli." With elements that could almost have been cozy, this broken world is creepy, unsettling, and sometimes magical. In this book we follow a girl who has made a bond with an eldritch god that left her with the ability to see the dead. While on a job she stumbles across a dying mysterious stranger. In order to save him she binds his soul to her shadow, accidentally creating a bond that threatens to destroy them both. The two of them go on a quest to break the bond and pick up a ragtag group of reluctatnt allies along the way. \ \ \ \ House of Salt and Sorrows: This YA gothic horror retelling of the twelve dancing princesses also contains some of the most unsettling scenes I have ever read. That is not to say that it is particulary scary, but the sense of atmosphere is so rich and consuming that I got swept away in the nightmare. I loved the cold, stormy seaside setting and I was so invested in the mysterious curse haunting the young girls. House of Salt and Sorrows makes for the perfect gloomy fall read.\ \ \ \ Silver Under Nightfall: Would it be a spooky season recommendation list if I didn't include my favorite vampire book? Silver Under Nightfall follows disgraced vampire hunter Remy who lives in the shadow of his mother's disgraceful death despite his talent as a hunter. When two mysterious vampires come to the kingdom, Remy is recruited to help them uncover the mystery between the dangerous monsters threatening the kingdom. The gothic vampire setting makes this the perfect spooky season read. There is also an incredible vampire x vampire hunter romance to add even more tension to the story. Might I also suggest treating this as a standalone and pretending that Court of Wanderers doesn't exist lol. \ \
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