16 Top fantasy books like The Death of Jane Lawrence by Caitlin Starling

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Similar categories in Craig DiLouie's Episode Thirteen book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• fantasy
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

Similar categories in Leigh Bardugo's The Familiar book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• historical
• fiction
• historical fiction
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"But let it be my ambition and not my fear that seals my fate."

-Leigh Bardugo, The Familiar

"There was nothing more dangerous than a woman witha pen in her hand."

-Leigh Bardugo, The Familiar

"She was allowed to want more for herself. And even if she wasn't, she would find a way to get it."

-Leigh Bardugo, The Familiar

"And you're not afraid...of the devil? Of his minions? "Fear men, Luzia," he said. "Fear their ambition and the crimes they commit in its service. But don't fear magic or what you may do with it."

-Leigh Bardugo, The Familiar

Similar categories in T. Kingfisher's What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1) book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• historical fiction
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"You shouldn't joke about fairies."

-T. Kingfisher, What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1)

"The dead don’t walk. Except, sometimes, when they do."

-T. Kingfisher, What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1)

"Most of us go to the Devil without him having to personally oversee things."

-T. Kingfisher, What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1)

"I had a strong urge to step back from them, and an even stronger urge to poke them with a stick."

-T. Kingfisher, What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1)

Similar categories in Jennifer Marie Thorne's Diavola book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

Similar categories in Carissa Orlando's The September House book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"the stars shone in the sky, reminding me there were calm constants everywhere"

-Carissa Orlando, The September House

"Hal was familiar with anger. He preferred it. It was like a warm blanket to him. Something soft, and smelling of home"

-Carissa Orlando, The September House

Similar categories in Kiersten White's Mister Magic book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"Magic never forgets the taste of your friendship."

-Kiersten White, Mister Magic

"This version of him isn't perfect. None of them are. New isn't the same as perfect. Growing up isn't inherently loss, it's just change."

-Kiersten White, Mister Magic

"I think you've told me thank you more in the last day than anyone else has in years. It's like--when there's a stack of dishes, if my husband actually does them , I tell him thank you. But when I do …"

-Kiersten White, Mister Magic

Similar categories in T. Kingfisher's A House with Good Bones book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• fantasy
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"Like many family dynamics, it didn't have to be healthy, it just had to work."

-T. Kingfisher, A House with Good Bones

"He's got an alibi. People with alibis in the first half of the show are always suspicious."

-T. Kingfisher, A House with Good Bones

"I could research it. I am a champion researcher. It's why they pay me the meager academic bucks."

-T. Kingfisher, A House with Good Bones

"I understood Grand Mae then, I think. I could not pity the adult she had become, but I could pity the girl she had been."

-T. Kingfisher, A House with Good Bones

Similar categories in Rachel Harrison's Black Sheep book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"How can anyone know when ruin wears the disguise of love?"

-Rachel Harrison, Black Sheep

"I hoped wherever she was, she was having a shitty time, had an itch in a place she couldn't scratch."

-Rachel Harrison, Black Sheep

Similar categories in Brom's Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• historical
• fiction
• horror
• fantasy
• historical fiction
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"You will think me foolish. But I wanted to be a fairy queen, to run barefoot through the woods, to sing like a bird and fly through the trees." She smiled. "To be able to talk to the animals."

-Brom, Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery

"He stared up into the trees, watched them sway in the soft breeze, watched the sun drift slowly across the sky, hour after hour, until it began to sink from view, trying to let go, to let his mind dr…"

-Brom, Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery

"Buzzing filled his ears, and he watched several bumblebees bounce from flower to flower. He found their hum soothing, and there, at the moment, felt he could watch them forever. He drank in the scent…"

-Brom, Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery

Similar categories in Cassandra Khaw's The Salt Grows Heavy book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• horror
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"And you shall know her by the trail of dead"

-Cassandra Khaw, The Salt Grows Heavy

"There is nothing wrong with being a monster."

-Cassandra Khaw, The Salt Grows Heavy

"A thousand mythologies contributed to my conception."

-Cassandra Khaw, The Salt Grows Heavy

"The truth liberates; it cannot cripple or maul, cannot injure, not unless one declares themselves its apostate."

-Cassandra Khaw, The Salt Grows Heavy

Similar categories in Grady Hendrix's How to Sell a Haunted House book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"Nice clean cut," Santos said, and Louise almost said thank you but managed to stop herself."

-Grady Hendrix, How to Sell a Haunted House

"Mom and Dad could've done it," he said. "They were grown-ups. We're just . . . tall children."

-Grady Hendrix, How to Sell a Haunted House

"But if we weren’t related, if we met today, we wouldn’t choose to be friends. We’re different people with different values, and we’re also adults who can choose who we want to spend our time with…"

-Grady Hendrix, How to Sell a Haunted House

"There were so many dolls in there, waiting for her. Somewhere, in a less rational part of her brain, Louise felt that nothing could look so human and exist for so long without starting to develop tho…"

-Grady Hendrix, How to Sell a Haunted House

Similar categories in Johnny Compton's The Spite House book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

Similar categories in Cassandra Khaw's Nothing But Blackened Teeth book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• fiction
• paranormal
• horror
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"Every religion is a one-way relationship."

-Cassandra Khaw, Nothing But Blackened Teeth

"The dead miss the sun. It's dark down there."

-Cassandra Khaw, Nothing But Blackened Teeth

"Media’s all about the gospel of the lone wolf, but the truth is we’re all just sheep."

-Cassandra Khaw, Nothing But Blackened Teeth

"apologies didn’t exonerate the sinner, only compelled graciousness from its recipient."

-Cassandra Khaw, Nothing But Blackened Teeth

Similar categories in Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• historical
• fiction
• historical fiction
• mystery
• fantasy
• horror
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

Similar categories in Alexis Henderson's House of Hunger book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• historical fiction
• adult
• fantasy

"To love is to devour"

-Alexis Henderson, House of Hunger

"In the end there are only those who eat and those who bleed. - Countess Lisavet Bathory"

-Alexis Henderson, House of Hunger

"I’ve staked my time on it, and when you’re as busy as I am there’s no gamble so big as that."

-Alexis Henderson, House of Hunger

"I’ve built you a house out of my bones and still it’s as if you believe there are cracks in it."

-Alexis Henderson, House of Hunger

Similar categories in S.T. Gibson's A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1) book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• historical fiction
• adult
• fantasy

"Water your mother's flowers with their blood."

-S.T. Gibson, A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1)

"People aren’t meant to live forever. I know that now."

-S.T. Gibson, A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1)

"You must never overthink any good and pleasurable thing."

-S.T. Gibson, A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1)

"Desire makes idiots of all of us. But you already knew that part, didn't you?"

-S.T. Gibson, A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1)

Similar categories in Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Silver Nitrate book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• historical
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• historical fiction
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

Similar categories in Alix E. Harrow's Starling House book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• fantasy
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"You’re a pretty good liar"

-Alix E. Harrow, Starling House

"Survival is a hard habit to break."

-Alix E. Harrow, Starling House

"Maybe the truth is always messy that way."

-Alix E. Harrow, Starling House

"the Bible only got it half right: there were demons aplenty, but no fire at all"

-Alix E. Harrow, Starling House

Similar categories in Isabel Cañas's The Hacienda book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• historical
• fiction
• historical fiction
• mystery
• horror
• adult
• fantasy
• audiobook

"Colonialism carved the landscapes of our homes with ghosts, It left gaping wounds that still weep"

-Isabel Cañas, The Hacienda

"Of course he did not question. Men do not trouble themselves with women's bodies, save when they can be of use to serve or to sate them."

-Isabel Cañas, The Hacienda

"Instead, he described the way the sun set in the valley of Apan: first rich golden, deepening to amber, and then, with a swift, sure strike, night overtook the sun like the extinguishing of a candle.…"

-Isabel Cañas, The Hacienda

Similar categories in Sarah Gailey's Just Like Home book and Caitlin Starling's The Death of Jane Lawrence

• gothic
• fiction
• horror
• mystery
• fantasy
• adult
• paranormal
• audiobook

"Here is something that she controls, here is something that responds to her with the kind of frantic immediacy she always wanted from the world"

-Sarah Gailey, Just Like Home

"Tenderness was a foreign, forgotten thing that she hadn't encountered since before everything went wrong. She did not want it. Not now. Not from him."

-Sarah Gailey, Just Like Home

"Is one possible without the other? I think you have to know someone in order to truly love them, and you have to love someone in order to really hate them."

-Sarah Gailey, Just Like Home

"I think you have to know someone in order to truly love them, and you have to love someone in order to really hate them. There’s the thin hate we have for strangers. (...) And then there’s the thick,…"

-Sarah Gailey, Just Like Home