Popular Fantasy Series Novels & Stories

“Fantasy?” Came the uncertain inquiry through the bullhorn that sounded out loudly amongst the hustle and bustle of the crowded pier. Raising my hand I picked up my duffel bag and began making my way forward. As I walked the men about me stared. They always stared. It was kind of nice and yet annoying at the same time. It didn’t help that my Russian born mother so enamored with her relocation to a new and in her eyes, ‘fantasy land’ of America had named me as such.

It was survival. He sat on the couch in his sweatpants and a wrinkled hoodie, laptop balanced on his thighs. The coffee mug resting against his leg had long since gone cold, the bitter scent of it mixing with the faint smell of dust and fabric softener. His eyes burned from hours of scrolling and cross-checking, his fingers moving with obsessive rhythm across the keys. On his screen glared a single phrase, bold and ominous: “The Kanzaki Family.”

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“You heard me right, Theo.” “Oh, okay. I’ll add them to your watchlist. Anything else, sir?” “How about fantasy?” “Fantasy series is the best to binge-watch. I’ll add that too. Consider The Witcher, sir. Also, Shadow and Bone. She would love them.” “Why?” “Henry Cavill and Ben Barnes?” “And?” “They’re hot.” “Then no.” Theo was gay, but I had nothing against him having a boyfriend. Besides, he was the best assistant in town, and he and his boyfriend seemed happy.

We got closer to the stables, and there they were, staring at me as I approached them. Korran's eyes were fiercely on me, somewhat apologetic, not that he was about to recite an apology for trying to kill me. Fenrik stared at me, like trying to figure out a puzzle. Something told me it was about last night. And Zarek's, warm as ever. It dawned on me that out of the three Lycan Kings, I liked him the most, and Korran the least. I could not quite put where my emotions lay with Fenrik. Something was off about him, but I was drawn to him the most, which was weird.

“You make everything sound so simple.” “Because it is,” he replied. “Life’s too short to brood.” She shook her head, laughing again, but secretly, she loved his unshakable certainty. On the third day, she found refuge in the pack’s great library. Unlike Celestia’s orderly shelves, Pine Wood’s library was a sprawling, chaotic thing—scrolls stacked on barrels, tomes piled high in uneven towers, wolf pups chasing each other between the aisles. The scent of dust and ink mingled with pine smoke from the hearth.

He asked. "Yeah," Alicia replied. "What's your favorite movie and don't tell me you are not a movie person. He said. "I am definitely a movie and a novel kind of person. My favorite series is Riverdale and I can read Knight in shining suit written by Jerilee Kaye over and over again without getting bored. What about you, what's your favorite movie or series?" She asked him. "Prison break and Twilight saga are movies I can never get tired of watching." He replied.

“No more beers for you.” She shot me a smile as she led him away. “Sorry, sometimes these guys get a little carried away with their fantasy role play. Especially when they’ve been drinking.” A little puzzled, I decided it was time to find Julie, who of course wanted to stay longer, even though I was beyond ready to call it a night. I told her about crazy Drake, and the cute guy she was with brushed if off, saying Drake got like this when he played Dragons and Dungeons. I was told to just ignore him. Julie told me the same thing and assured me that nobody wanted us

"Books. What do teenage girls read?" She stared at me. Then smiled slightly. "Romance, mostly. Fantasy. Some contemporary." "Which one?" "Which... which genre?" "Which book?" She looked at the shelf. Pulled one out. "This one's popular. My daughter loved it." I took it. Looked at the cover. A girl. A sunset. A title I couldn't pronounce. "And this one." She handed me another. "This is her favorite series." I took that one too.

Yet another fantasy Prologue Legora, the largest capital city in the world. Once one of nine, now there are four. We had lost five cities in the great calamity. Creatures from god knows where poured in from a tear in the earth. A dimensional tear in space and time the men of science called it, but really who the fuck knows? All I know is they were bigger, stronger, looked nothing like us and they outnumbered us hundred to one.