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Listopia > Book Lists Voted on by H.L. Burke (12 Lists)



Thorns at Sunrise by Janeen IppolitoTo Heal a Wolf by Charlotte VaneTo Trust a Wolf by Charlotte Vane
2023 Swoony Awards
755 books — 762 voters
Seaspoken by Sarah Delena White
2022 Swoony Awards
516 books — 595 voters

Halayda by Sarah Delena WhiteEnding Fear by Deanna FugettTainted by Morgan L. Busse
New Authors Who Will Go Places
179 books — 247 voters
Shatterworld by Lelia Rose ForemanDragonfriend by Marc SecchiaCircumnavigation of Shatterworld by Lelia Rose ForemanThis Quiet Tyranny by Jessica E. ThomasThreadbare by Bethany A. Jennings
Realm Makers Books
730 books — 158 voters

Where Carpets Fly by Elise Edmonds
Arabian & Flying Carpet Fantasy Books
69 books — 28 voters
Casting in Stone by Morgan SmithMercy's Prince by Katy Huth Jones
Fellowship of Fantasy: Epic
7 books — 2 voters

Leandra's Enchanted Flute by Katy Huth JonesFairy Eyeglasses by Emily Martha SorensenDragonspell by Danyelle LeaftyThe Quest for a Wide-Awake Princess by Lia LondonWyndano's Cloak by A.R. Silverberry
Fellowship of Fantasy: Middle Grade
8 books — 4 voters
Rainbird by Rabia GaleThe Bookminder by M.K. WisemanDogwood Sprocket by Bokerah BrumleyChronicles of Steele by Pauline CreedenSmoke and Fears, a Gaslight Fantasy by Laura VanArendonk Baugh
Fellowship of Fantasy: Steampunk
16 books — 5 voters

Dogwood Sprocket by Bokerah BrumleyThe Firethorn Crown by Lea DouéBreathe by Christine GreyRose of Prophecy by Hope Ann
Fellowship of Fantasy: Romantic
14 books — 7 voters
The Tethered World by Heather L.L. FitzGerald
Most Anticipated Christian Fiction 2016
226 books — 521 voters

Malevolent by K.M. CarrollBeggar Magic by H.L. BurkeMeadowcity by Liz DeltonJourney by Aderyn WoodThe Place of Voices by Lauren Lynch
Hidden Gems: YA-Fantasy Novels
2,240 books — 2,850 voters
Lands of Ash by H.L. BurkeThaddeus Whiskers and the Dragon by H.L. BurkeBeggar Magic by H.L. BurkeThe Quest for a Wide-Awake Princess by Lia LondonTiger's Paw by Kimberly A. Rogers
Clean Indie Reads
798 books — 534 voters