Books like Queen of Air and Darkness by Cassandra Clare

Sixteen‑year‑old Clary Hunter faces darker truths about her family and her destiny while navigating complex friendships and the Shadowhunter world.

A collection of eleven online‑published short stories illuminating the life of the flamboyant High Warlock of Brooklyn, Magnus Bane, from Cassandra Clare’s Mortal Instruments universe.

In the second book of the Dark Artifices trilogy, Emma Carstairs and her parabatai partner Julia Blackthorn navigate forbidden love, Faerie politics, and a looming threat from the Unseelie King as they seek the powerful Black Volume of the Dead.

In *Clockwork Princess*, Cassandra Clare introduces readers to a London of secret societies and supernatural intrigue, exploring themes of identity and orphanhood within a 19th‑century backdrop.

Shadowhunters Emma Carstairs and her parabatai Julian Blackthorn navigate a city‑wide demonic conspiracy in Los Angeles, while the captured faerie Mark struggles to adapt to time‑shifted reality in the first book of Cassandra Clare’s Dark Artifices series.

In Edwardian London, the Shadowhunters confront the greatest threat they’ve ever known, bringing the Last Hours trilogy to a thrilling close.

4 short novellas in one: **A Brilliant Disguise by Rosalie Ash** - When Ross Trenwith returned to Cornwall, Jenna knew that the tranquil existence was at an end. But even so, she didn't realise just how deeply Ross's outrageous proposal would affect her. **Floating on Air by Angela Devine** - Sarah had never considered how it would feel to receive a marriage proposal from a devastatingly attractive man, who actually had no intention of marrying her...until now. **The Proposal by Betty Neels** - A chance meeting in the park made Francesca dream of a life beyond the drudgery which she endured for her sister's sake. But wealthy consultant Renier Pitt Colwyn could hardly be interested in an ordinary girl like her. Or could he? **Violets are Blue by Jennifer Taylor** - Michael was back and just as arrogant as Claire remembered. How dared he think he could step back into her life and take up where he had dropped her?