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Evelyn Skye

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Reader's Corner: Books We Can’t Wait to Read in April 2026

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By Evelyn Skye
Hello, Protagonists! Spring is feeling lovely over here. If you’re looking for a book to read in the sunshine, here are the new releases we’re excited about—the ones that warmed our hearts, tugged at our curiosity, or whisper-shouted “Read me!” xo, Joanna & Evelyn Note: We don’t receive affiliate commissions or payment for these mentions. We haven’t read these yet; these are genuine picks based on love of the author, intriguing premises, or early buzz that feels promising.
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The Swan’s Daughter

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By Roshani Chokshi, Sandhya Suresh Verified, Evelyn Skye, Shugri Salh
| buff.ly
To become ruler of the Isle of Malys, one must win the hand—or literal heart—of a male descendant of the royal bloodline, resulting in sometimes deadly consequences in this sharp romantasy by Chokshi (The Spirit Glass). Unless Prince Arris meets a girl who loves him, any potential bride can carve out his heart and ascend the throne. Despite being resigned to living a short life that ends in heartbreak and bloodshed, Arris sets up a tournament of brides as a last-ditch effort to find true love.
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The Crown's Fate: The Crown's Game, Book 2 Book Review

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By Evelyn Skye, Andrea Beach
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 12+ Exciting, magical sequel steps up action and thrills. Parents need to know that Evelyn Skye's The Crown's Fate is the sequel to The Crown's Game and picks up right after the events in the first book. Characters and events stand alone well enough in the second book, but reading the first one would add a lot of dimension, especially to the characters. A fair amount of fantasy violence is scary and mentions blood and injuries but isn't gory.
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