Sara Omer

@omersarae.bsky.social

THE GRYPHON KING (@titanbooks Summer 2025) | ✍️: The Dark, PodCastle, Small Wonders, & more | rep @lanewriteswords | she/her https://linktr.ee/omersarae

Cleaning off my desk and found a stack of my favorite things to get from a book convention, asking authors to sign their bookmarks. I'll go through my whole collection one day but these six from Love Yall 2025 popped up on my desk tonight ❤️ 💙📚 #booksky

A photo of my hand holding out six bookmarks out in a fan shape. Each bookmark is themed after a specific book and signed by the author. The authors are from left to right:
TJ Alexander 
Simone Soltani
Clare Osongco
M. Stevenson
Ann Adams
Sara Omer

I really appreciate @reactorsff.bsky.social putting these monthly round-ups together. I am reminded that books are coming out of fine books I've not heard of like: The Moonsingers — Robyn J Pritzker The Harpy Knight (Chaos Constellation #2) — Sara Omer A Tangled Magic — Andrea Eames

All the New Fantasy Books Arriving in July 2026 - Reactor

This July, get cozy at Foxe Holler, meet a former four-headed dragon, dream about King Arthur, and more…

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FOR METTLE & MOSS is a gender-swapped A Knight’s Tale set on a sky island where tournaments are replaced with ruthless, Survivor-style trials. A cynical lady knight and an anxious lord must stop their world from falling… while resisting falling for each other. 🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕 #questpit #A #RF #Q

For Mettle & Moss is a 108,000-word, dual-POV adult fantasy romance standalone. The background shows lightning striking across a dark sky and the tagline says “Caledin could fall from the sky. Fate* has chosen them to stop it. (*Fate has a terrible sense of humor)”The pitch: An anxious lord and a cynical knight have three moons to succeed in a series of trials to keep their utopian sky island home from falling—and to keep from falling for each other. Another tagline: If they fail, they fall. The background shows a marble bust of a woman against a black backdrop. Comps include: The Everlasting and The Knight and the Moth (for lady knights), The Games Gods Play (for chaotic gods), Survivor and Shar’s Gauntlet in BG3 (for unique trials), The Comedy of Errors and A Knight’s Tale (for vibes), and sounds like Sleep Token’s This Place Will Become Your Tomb album. Background is a knight in shining armor against a black backdrop. Tropes include forced proximity, he falls first, she falls harder, one bed, idiots to lovers, fate versus agency, reverse bodyguard (she is the strong one). A quote from the novel: “We’ve had to be twice as tough to be seen as half as good.” The background is a man’s hands, with ringed fingers, against a black backdrop.

🦅🐎⚔️ New Review! ⚔️🐎🦅 The Harpy Knight by Sara Omer from @titanbooks.bsky.social "...an even darker, bloodier, and more intense sequel... Omer twists the vice on our central characters and their pain is red hot agony, but you can’t look away. As sequels go, this one is searingly sensational."

REVIEW: The Harpy Knight by Sara Omer

The Harpy Knight is somehow an even darker, bloodier, and more intense sequel, where the stakes are even higher and the moral ambiguity is even vaguer, all wrapped up in an astonishingly realised worl...

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My toxic yuri short story about a world without death and a rotting lady knight and the evil necromancer nun-turned queen she is devoted to (and a lycanthrope stuck in canine form) is the first story in Issue 10 of Old Moon Quarterly… with art! My heart.

Me resolving to read more little books (indie books and read books with less than 1000 reviews) because we cannot let books just disappear! I don’t wanna miss a great book, and popular books will always be available! Yes, I am sort of fishing for recs (put them down below)

I heard you want to read a dark, epic Southwest Asian-inspired fantasy with the political intrigue of A Song of Ice and Fire, epic battles of The Poppy Wars, and sapphic yearning of Priory of the Orange Tree, inspired by the Ottoman Empire and Turkic tribes, with a sisterhood of lady knights

If you’d like to read a dark, epic Southwest Asian-inspired fantasy with political intrigue and messiness like A Song of Ice and Fire and the fighting and horror of The Poppy War, inspired by the Ottoman Empire and Turkic tribes WITH LADY KNIGHTS who have lady love interests…

THE GRYPHON KING by @omersarae.bsky.social - bi MC - warrior princesses on man-eating flying horses - need I say more - okay fine: - a warlord takes the kingdom and the princess vows revenge - but djinn & ghouls & monsters are returning - and she'll have to work with the warlord to save her people

The Gryphon King

Check out The Gryphon King - <b>The first in a sweeping Southwest Asian-inspired epic fantasy trilogy brimming with morally ambiguous characters, terrifying ghouls and deadly monsters. <br><br>Combini...

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