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Fantasy: Included with Kindle Unlimited

22 reviewed fantasy books included

Fantasy is Kindle Unlimited's home turf. The catalog runs from doorstopper epics to romantasy crossovers, and a striking share of the fantasy we've rated highly turns out to be included. Every book below got a full review from us before we knew or cared whether it was in KU. The overlap is just where this genre lives now. Start with anything scored 4.5 or better and you're in safe hands.

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Book cover of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

by J.K. Rowling

5.0/ 5

J.K. Rowling's first Harry Potter novel introduces Hogwarts through the eyes of a boy who has spent ten years being told he's ordinary, and the trick that makes it work is how completely the wizarding world treats him as extraordinary before he's done a single impressive thing. It's the rare kids' fantasy that still holds up as a reread for adults.

Book cover of Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros

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Iron Flame

by Rebecca Yarros

4.9/ 5

The Empyrean's second book sends Violet Sorrengail back to Basgiath War College under a commandant who has built the whole year around breaking her, with Xaden posted elsewhere and the truth between them going unsaid. Rebecca Yarros writes a slower burn than Fourth Wing and then detonates it: bigger world, higher stakes, a final chapter that resets the series.

Book cover of The Poet Empress by Shen Tao

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The Poet Empress

by Shen Tao

4.8/ 5

The Poet Empress is Shen Tao's dark, dazzling fantasy debut, set in the crumbling Azalea Dynasty where magic lives inside poetry and women are forbidden to read. To save her starving family, Wei Yin sells herself into a brutal royal house and discovers she can wield the one power the empire worked hardest to keep from her. For readers of She Who Became the Sun and R.F. Kuang.

Book cover of Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman

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Dungeon Crawler Carl

by Matt Dinniman

4.7/ 5

Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl drops a Coast Guard veteran and his ex-girlfriend's prize-winning show cat into an eighteen-floor alien dungeon that doubles as a galaxy-wide reality show. It's litRPG far smarter and far funnier than the premise lets on, with a rule system deliberately built to hurt the people living inside it.

Book cover of Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

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Fourth Wing

by Rebecca Yarros

4.6/ 5

Rebecca Yarros's Fourth Wing throws brittle-boned Violet Sorrengail into a war college where dragons incinerate the riders they refuse to carry, and her general mother has removed every exit. The romantasy phenomenon that launched the Empyrean series turns out to run on genuine tension: survival math first, slow-burning enemies-to-lovers second.

Book cover of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros

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Onyx Storm

by Rebecca Yarros

4.6/ 5

Rebecca Yarros sends Violet Sorrengail off the map in Onyx Storm, the third Empyrean novel, trading Basgiath's war-college politics for an island-hopping hunt for allies. It's maximalist romantasy: dragons, brittle treaties, an ache between Violet and Xaden that has stopped being about whether they want each other, and a final act that goes off like a bomb.

Book cover of The Lion and the Deathless Dark by Carissa Broadbent

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The Lion and the Deathless Dark

by Carissa Broadbent

4.6/ 5

Carissa Broadbent opens a new duet inside her Crowns of Nyaxia romantasy world with The Lion and the Deathless Dark, pairing a vengeance-driven bounty hunter against a vampire prince she needs alive to survive her own crimes. It's a blood-soaked, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers fantasy built for readers who want god-hunting stakes to match the heat.

Book cover of Among the Hunted by Caytlyn Brooke

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Among the Hunted

by Caytlyn Brooke

4.4/ 5

Among the Hunted by Caytlyn Brooke is a Greek mythology fantasy that follows Kaitaini, a nymph warrior carrying a century of guilt, as she sets out to do the unthinkable — kill an immortal god. It's a revenge story with real emotional stakes, built inside a dual-realm world that moves between the ethereal and the earthly.

Book cover of Spark of the Everflame by Penn Cole

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Spark of the Everflame

by Penn Cole

4.4/ 5

Spark of the Everflame kicks off Penn Cole's addictive Kindred's Curse romantasy: Diem Bellator, a sharp-tongued village healer, gets pulled into a palace of cruel immortal royalty, a brewing rebellion, and one infuriating, gorgeous heir she absolutely should not want. Enemies-to-lovers, a slow burn with real patience, and a mystery box that keeps rattling.

Book cover of The Poppy War: An Epic Fantasy of War, Magic, and Mythology in a High-Conflict World from Bestselling Author R. F. Kuang by R. F. Kuang

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The Poppy War: An Epic Fantasy of War, Magic, and Mythology in a High-Conflict World from Bestselling Author R. F. Kuang

by R. F. Kuang

4.3/ 5

R.F. Kuang's The Poppy War follows a war orphan who tests her way into an elite military academy and discovers a shamanic power that could save her people or unmake her, opening a grimdark fantasy built on the bones of real history.

Book cover of Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution—An Historic Fantasy of Dark Academia by R. F. Kuang

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Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution—An Historic Fantasy of Dark Academia

by R. F. Kuang

4.2/ 5

R. F. Kuang's Babel drops a grieving Chinese orphan into Oxford's tower of magical translators, then asks what it costs to keep serving an empire that was never going to love him back. It's dark academia with a working thesis: language is a weapon, and someone always pays for the silver.

Book cover of The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin

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The City We Became

by N. K. Jemisin

4.2/ 5

N.K. Jemisin's The City We Became builds an urban fantasy on a wild premise: when a city grows big and complex enough, it gets born as a living thing with human avatars to defend it. New York gets six of them, one per borough, and something ancient and hostile is bent on stopping that birth.

Book cover of The Atlas Six (Atlas Series Book 1) by Olivie Blake

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The Atlas Six (Atlas Series Book 1)

by Olivie Blake

4.1/ 5

Six magicians compete for five spots in a secret society that hoards the world's lost knowledge, and Olivie Blake spends the whole book asking what that kind of power actually costs the people who want it. It's dark academia fantasy for readers who like their magic systems tangled up with ambition and bad decisions.