Books like Moth in the Mirror by A. G. Howard

After her parents are murdered, 7‑year‑old Jude, along with her sisters, is brought to the High Court of Faerie. Mortals like her are despised, but she seeks a place among the fey—especially the cruel Prince Cardan—while navigating palace intrigue and danger.

Nineteen‑year‑old huntress Feyre is summoned to a dangerous faerie realm where she discovers love, magic, and an ancient threat that could destroy everything she holds dear.

In the unforgettable Le Cirque des Rêves, two young magicians, Celia and Marco, are locked in a nocturnal duel of wonder and will—an impossible game where love and magic collide on a stage of breathtaking spectacle.

Isobel, a gifted portrait artist, sells favors to dangerous fair folk whose fascination with human craft threatens their power. When a spring prince commissions her, her art puts both of them in peril, forcing them to ally against the immortal courts.

A sixteen-year-old girl, Alyssa Gardner, fears she is mentally ill and discovers a fantastical Wonderland, where fixing mistakes from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland can save her family from a curse.

Seventeen‑year‑old Nyx Triskelion, trained to kill her betrothed, must now move into the castle of the demon ruler he claims as husband, confronting destiny, arranged marriage, and a world of demons.

Teenager Alyssa’s life throws her into a new nightmare when her mother returns home after an asylum stay and a mysterious figure named Morpheus beckons her on a perilous, supernatural quest through a twisted Wonderland.

Nora Tamsin finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Charles Herrick, who earns the moniker "The Lynx" for his ruthless ambition. As Herrick’s obsession consumes her, Nora realizes his affection hides a dangerous plan for revenge.

Julia Addison slips into an enchanted forest where she meets the brooding warrior Darach MacStruan. Their romance weds feudal combat, magical potions, and a time‑travel twist, echoing a Snow White retelling set in a fantastical past.

This is quite difficult get hold of. It was expertly illustrated by AB Frost whose illustartion surpass those of Tenniels for the Alice stories and those for Sylive and Bruno. It's a collection of first class poetry in the surreal nature of Edward Lear and Spike Milligan but with that same strangeness that Lewis Carrol is noted for and in the same vein as the classic The Hunting Of The Snark. A version is available on Amazon within a Complete illustrated works edition but unfortunately it is not as complete as it claims and the illustrations are missing for A Tangled Tale. AB Frost is not mentioned in their summary so I took a gamble and bought it to replace my original copy which has vanished like Boojum. If you've not come across this title before then I reccomend the Amazon version, it will blow your mind but I wouldn't reccomend trying to get hold of a copy without Frosts illustrations as they are genius within their own right. Frost doesn't get the credit that he is due and his work is difficult to get hold of online, which is a shame as for me he is the king of the genre. Carrol is a genius too but then you wouldn't be reading this if you didn't already know that. Right, I must go and feed my popinjay! John Chadwick http://jdchadwick.blogspot.com/

"DAMN IT ALL LASS, BUT I SWEAR YOU'VE BEWITCHED ME." Lord Drayton held Lisa Manning close to him. She hardly knew the Cavalier but already they shared many secrets and passions. Within the walls of Stavely Mansion, Lisa Manning, daughter of two Shakespearean actors, plays her greatest role yet--that of a common serving wench. Not even Drayton knows the truth. Slowly she gathers the evidence against the traitor Sir Basil Stavely. One day she'll collect her inheritance but though she's running out of time, she's beyond the point of turning back.