“Patrice Sarath’s intriguing tales of travel between our world and an epic fantasy realm offer engaging characters and convincing villains on both sides.... Highly recommended.” –Juliet McKenna, The Tales of Einarinn

Bennet

“The Unexpected Miss Bennet is a delightful continuation of Pride and Prejudice.”

- 5 Minutes for Books

"Favorite Pride and Prejudice Sequel"

Austenesque Reviews

Jane Austen novel Unexpected Miss Bennet
ITD

“I was very impressed by Patrice Sarath’s quiet, intelligent prose… Variety is the spice of life and Into The Dark provides a good mix of speculative genres in stories that will interest you, move you, surprise you or just give you a warm glow.”

SFCrowsnest

book cover a green skinned woman peers out from a leafy or feathery background. Text includes the title Into the Dark, the author Patrice Sarath, and the series number Polestars 9.
Sisters

“Patrice Sarath gives us a colorful Dickensian fantasy that leads the reader on an unpredictable path of murder, intrigue, and mystery, served up with her customary lively characterizations and pitch-perfect dialogue. It’s a tale of magic lost and recovered, fortunes made and squandered, and broken lives healed, all of it engineered by Yvienne and Tesara, two resourceful and delightful protagonists, in the company of some charming and often dangerous sidekicks.”

Louisa Morgan, author of A Secret History of Witches

Dickensian fantasy novel Sisters Mederos
Fog

“Patrice Sarath takes readers on a fine, twisty adventure with two determined young women who abandon their dutiful, well mannered upbringing for drawing room gambling, dark alleys, and magic.”

Carol Berg, author of The Sanctuary Duet and the Collegia Magica Series

The second book in the series, Fog Season. Two sisters, dressed in Regency dress, one dressed as a bandit, the other carrying a fan, against a foggy background.
Gordath Wood

"A strong first novel, some very real horsemanship, and utterly convincing warcraft."

- Toby Bishop

Gordath Wood by Patrice Sarath, a ghostly image of a horse in a forest.
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"Red Gold Bridge tells of a portal between our world and another, where two girls journey and return after paying a price - with a young man in tow. Colar doesn't fit in on Earth - and war threatens to embroil both universes." FIVE STARS

- Midwest Book Review

Red Gold Bridge by Patrice Sarath a rider on horseback crosses over a ruined bridge to a castle against a smoky background
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"Fast-paced, full of unexpected plot twists, and rich with detail, The Crow God's Girl is an exciting and absorbing read."

- Sharon Shinn

The Crow God's Girl by Patrice Sarath a girl in a cloak runs through an autumn forest
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