Ask the Author: K.J. Sutton
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K.J. Sutton
This is such a thoughtful question. Thank you for loving Fortuna enough to look for something with a similar spark.
If you’re drawn to fae, magic, romance threaded through danger, and supernatural worlds that bite back, you might enjoy Mariel Pomeroy or Emma Hamm. Their stories live in the same genre space: lush fantasy, otherworldly beings, and emotional stakes to sink into. Our writing styles aren’t exactly the same, of course, but readers who love Fortuna often find a home with them.
I also frequently recommend The Bargainer series by Laura Thalassa. The tone isn’t identical to mine, but it hits those same satisfaction points—an addictive series, epic romance, and creatures that aren’t quite human. Many Fortuna readers also gravitate toward Scarlett St. Clair for similar reasons.
Thank you again for reading the series, and for wanting more worlds like hers. It means everything.
If you’re drawn to fae, magic, romance threaded through danger, and supernatural worlds that bite back, you might enjoy Mariel Pomeroy or Emma Hamm. Their stories live in the same genre space: lush fantasy, otherworldly beings, and emotional stakes to sink into. Our writing styles aren’t exactly the same, of course, but readers who love Fortuna often find a home with them.
I also frequently recommend The Bargainer series by Laura Thalassa. The tone isn’t identical to mine, but it hits those same satisfaction points—an addictive series, epic romance, and creatures that aren’t quite human. Many Fortuna readers also gravitate toward Scarlett St. Clair for similar reasons.
Thank you again for reading the series, and for wanting more worlds like hers. It means everything.
K.J. Sutton
Thank you for asking! I get this question a lot, and it always makes me smile that readers want Fortuna together on a shelf like a little chaos family.
At the moment, there aren’t plans for a U.S. box set. Fortuna is still indie in the States, so if you’re collecting the U.S. editions, they’ll continue to be released individually.
However, Penguin Random House holds the rights for the rest of the world, so it’s possible they could decide to do a box set in the future. I can’t say for certain, but the possibility is there on their side.
Either way, I’m deeply grateful that the series means enough to wonder about a box set at all. Readers like you are the reason Fortuna got this far.
At the moment, there aren’t plans for a U.S. box set. Fortuna is still indie in the States, so if you’re collecting the U.S. editions, they’ll continue to be released individually.
However, Penguin Random House holds the rights for the rest of the world, so it’s possible they could decide to do a box set in the future. I can’t say for certain, but the possibility is there on their side.
Either way, I’m deeply grateful that the series means enough to wonder about a box set at all. Readers like you are the reason Fortuna got this far.
K.J. Sutton
Rebecca, this made my whole day. Midwest Bookish Fest was such a special experience, and I'm so glad our paths crossed. It means a lot that The Door at the End of the Stars stuck with you like that.
Right now I don’t have plans to release the Fortuna Sworn books as a special edition set, so you’re safe to grab them separately without worrying you’re missing a box set down the road. I’m just incredibly grateful you’re even considering diving into Fortuna’s world, and please thank your friend for the nudge on my behalf!
Right now I don’t have plans to release the Fortuna Sworn books as a special edition set, so you’re safe to grab them separately without worrying you’re missing a box set down the road. I’m just incredibly grateful you’re even considering diving into Fortuna’s world, and please thank your friend for the nudge on my behalf!
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