ACE
Wraith (July, $14) by Phaedra Weldon introduces Zoe Martinique, a smart dame who enters the ghost realm at will.
BL PUBLISHING
Set the Seas on Fire (Aug., $9.99) by Chris Roberson finds the shipwrecked crew of the HMS Fortitude on a mysterious island with a secret in 1808. Ad/promo.
Splinter (Aug., $9.99) by Adam Roberts follows a doomsday cult that turns out to be in a Jules Verne—inspired tale. Ad/promo.
DAW
The Sleeping God: A Novel of Dhulyn and Parno (Aug., $15) by Violette Malan kicks off a series featuring a martial arts and weapons master duo, two outcasts bound until death parts them.
DEL REY
Ink: The Book of All Hours (Mar., $14.95) by Hal Duncan. The sequel to the author's debut novel, Vellum, pits angels against demons. Ad/promo.
The Poisoned Crown (Mar., $12.95) by Amanda Hemingway. In the final installment of the Sangreal Trilogy, a boy must collect three Grail relics before his world is destroyed by evil.
EDGE (dist. by Hades Publications)
Hydrogen Steel (Mar., $19.95) by K.A. Bedford. Retired detective Zette McGee helps an android accused of killing its family.
EOS
The New Space Opera (June, $15.95), edited by Gardner Dozois and Jonathan Strahan. Stories by top contemporary SF authors are set in the vastness of outer space.
Odalisque: Book One of the Percheron Saga (Mar., $14.95) by Fiona McIntosh launches a fantasy trilogy in which the eponymous city-state possesses many attributes of Constantinople under the Ottoman Turks.
MIRAMAX
Dusk Watch (June, $14.95) by Sergei Lukyanenko is the final entry in this Russian trilogy.
ONE WORLD
Forever a Hustler's Wife (Apr., $13.95) by Nikki Turner. The sequel to A Hustler's Wifefinds Yarni watching her man transform into a hustling preacher. Ad/promo. 11-city author tour.
PYR
Keeping It Real: Quantum Gravity Book One (Mar., $15) by Justina Robson. Half-human, half-machine special agent Lila Black confronts the supernatural while protecting an elfin rock star.
ROC
Flesh and Spirit (May, $15) by Carol Berg. In the first of a two-part series, Valen tries to escape preordained doom.
Poltergeist (Aug., $14) by Kat Richardson. A detective communes with ghosts and the paranormal.
SMALL BEER PRESS
Water Logic (June, $16) by Laurie J. Marks. Lives are turned upside down as the patterns of history are unmade.
SYRACUSE UNIV. PRESS
Stigma and The Cave (Mar., $19.95) by D.H. Melhem. Two titles—a political satire and a postnuclear fantasy, respectively—conclude the Patrimoniestrilogy.
TOR
Unity (Apr., $14.95) by Steven Harper. An escaped singer wreaks havoc on the Galactica crew. Based on the Sc-Fi Channel's Battlestar Galactica. Ad/promo.
Midnight Tides (Apr.; $14.95) by Steven Erikson. A primal confrontation impacts the Tiste Edur tribes and the Warlock King of the Hiroth in book five of the Malazan Book of the Fallen. Ad/ promo.
The Book of Joby (Aug., $15.95) by Mark Ferrari. Lucifer and the Creator face off through Joby Peterson's 21st-century life. Ad/promo. Author Tour.
WIZARDS OF THE COAST
To Sleep with Evil (Mar., $12.95) by Andria Cardarelle re-releases the original novel in a new format with new cover art.
