Books in the series Unseelie

Unseelie is a captivating Young Adult fantasy that introduces readers to Seelie Graygrove, an autistic changeling living in the human world. While she looks identical to her twin sister Isolde, Seelie has always felt like an outsider due to her unpredictable magic and unique way of experiencing the world. When a high-stakes heist goes sideways, the sisters are thrust into a dangerous journey filled with fabled treasures, ancient mysteries, and a glimmering world of fae that is as enchanting as it is perilous. This debut novel is a beautiful love letter to neurodivergent readers, blending classic fairytale elements with a fresh, modern perspective on identity and belonging.

Perfect for fans of The Bone Houses and readers who enjoy high-energy adventures with deep emotional stakes, this book is an ideal choice for those looking for inclusive fantasy stories. Parents and educators will appreciate the authentic representation of autism within a magical framework, making it a great choice for fostering empathy and understanding. With its mix of swoony romance, sisterly bonds, and a mystery that uncovers the shared history of humans and faeries, Unseelie is a must-read for anyone who loves immersive world-building and complex, relatable characters.

Highlights:

• Authentic and empowering representation of an autistic protagonist in a fantasy setting.
• A thrilling heist-driven plot that explores the deep bond between twin sisters.
• Richly imagined fae lore that combines classic fairytale charm with original twists.
• Explores powerful themes of self-acceptance, navigating magic, and uncovering hidden histories.

Unending is the high-stakes conclusion to Ivelisse Housman's enchanting Unseelie duology. This gripping Young Adult fantasy follows twin sisters Isolde and Seelie as they navigate a world where the human and faerie realms have collided. After Seelie accidentally splinters the three realms, the sisters must confront the sinister glamour of the faerie courts and the chaos unleashed by the vicious faerie Gossamer. This book is perfect for readers who love complex sisterly bonds, magical world-building, and the 'portal fantasy' trope.

Ideal for fans of high-octane adventures and stories about self-discovery, Unending explores deep themes of identity and belonging. As Isolde questions her role as a protector and Seelie grapples with her growing magic and unfamiliar emotions, they must learn that their differences are their greatest strengths. It is a great choice for teens who enjoy immersive fae lore and character-driven narratives that balance action with emotional depth.

Highlights:

• A thrilling conclusion to a beloved YA fae duology.
• Focuses on the powerful and evolving bond between twin sisters.
• Rich world-building featuring firedrakes, changelings, and splintered realms.
• Explores themes of neurodiversity and identity through a fantasy lens.