Books like Promised in Fire by Jasmine Walt

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.

Six of Crows is a fantasy novel in the Grishaverse that follows a crew of thieves in the city of Ketterdam, a Dutch‑inspired port, told through the third‑person viewpoints of seven characters.

In a world where magic once pulsed through every stone, children of Orïsha fight to reclaim their heritage after a tyrant extinguishes their powers and their people’s hope.

A Crown Imperilled: The Last Stand of the Conclave of Shadows

Laia, a Scholar, infiltrates the Martial Empire’s elite military academy as a slave after her brother is jailed for treason, aided by rebel Scholars who promise to save him.

When Clara vanishes on her birthday, a wealthy puppeteer grinds her captive into a marionette, sparking a supernatural clash between him and a dying witch that threatens all who are trapped.

Fire Logic launches an epic fantasy saga set in the imaginary world of Shaftal, where newly forged kingdoms clash, Native peoples face colonization and genocide, and a diverse cast of LGBT2Q+ heroes must navigate war and political intrigue.

Seventeenth‑summer Brienna of Valenia must choose between passion and blood when a disgraced lord’s patronage entangles her in a plot to overthrow a rival king and restore the rightful queen to the northern throne.

Elisabeth, a foundling raised among whispering grimoires in Austermeer’s Great Libraries, believes all sorcerers are evil and vows to become a warden to guard the kingdom from the ink‑and‑leather monsters that spring to life when sorcery is provoked.

Siblings Whit and Wisty Allgood battle a totalitarian regime that has banned creativity and killed their parents, using their growing magic to prepare for a final showdown.

"Hampton County detective member of firing squad at military funeral where elderly lady was accidentally shot." This was the nightmare headline Jim O'Neill envisioned for the next day's newspaper after the unfortunate woman's demise. It was a mighty embarrassing situation. Jim tackled the case with understandable zeal, but a series of humorous domestic complications hampered him somewhat. Then past events in the Ellery family history made the case even tougher—a suicide that happened years ago, a still talked-of elopement and an unsolved family mystery. Even the lethal weapon in the case was hard to determine, since the guns involved ranged from rifles, Lugers and Berettas to a small water pistol. Brilliant deduction on Jim's part retrieved the case from its inauspicious beginning, uncovered a startling secret, and exposed a murderer. *Fire at Will* is a shrewd picture of the devastating effects of murder in a small town.