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Sarina Langer
ALLi Author Member
Location: United Kingdom (the)
Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, LGBTQ+, Romance, Young Adult (YA), New Adult
Skills: Self-publishing Workshop/Training, Speaking Engagement/Lecture, Writing Workshop
Sarina Langer is a dark fantasy author of both epic and urban paranormal novels. Her characters knew she's queer (demi and pan) and has ADHD before she did (and they didn't say *anything* to her!).
She’s as obsessed with books and stationery now as she was as a child, when she drowned her box of colour pencils in water so they wouldn’t die and scribbled her first stories on corridor walls.
(‘A first sign of things to come’, according to her mother. ‘Normal toddler behaviour’, according to Sarina.)
In her free time she usually reads one audiobook, one ebook, and one paperback (one for every occasion), plays video games, and obsesses over mythology.
She has a weakness for books on writing and pretty words. (Specificity, anyone? Or perhaps nebulous?)
Sarina lives with her partner in the south of England.
Sarina Langer's books
Rise of the Sparrows (Relics of Ar'Zac #1)
Rachael is no stranger to struggle: her parents abandoned her when she was five, she is homeless, and the villagers avoid her because they fear her prophetic dreams. Rachael is okay with that—if they leave her alone, they won’t harm her, and she can look after herself. But then she meets Cephy, and Cephy isn’t used to being away from her mother’s warmth.
Wardens of Archos (Relics of Ar'Zac #2)
Rachael has left her old life on the streets of Blackrock behind and claimed the Rifarnee throne, but being an unprepared queen comes with its own problems. She has no idea what she’s doing, ambassadors from other countries want her attention, and the demons from her dreams are still out there and trying to kill her.
Blood of the Dragon (Relics of Ar'Zac #3)
Rachael’s worst nightmare and feared vision has come alive. Imprisoned on Kaethe in the Dark One’s temple, guarded by shadows, she can’t do anything but wait for death.
Darkened Light (Darkened Light #1)
The peace of the dead is in danger: the Dread King has awoken, and he is building an army with their souls. Naavah Ora—a young elf with the magic to walk amongst the dead—notices the first signs of the corruption, but she has no allies, let alone an army…
Brightened Shadows (Darkened Light #2)
Naavah Ora has found the weapon that can kill the Dread King, but there’s one setback: she is the weapon, and she shares her mind with her patron goddess. Naavah Ora isn’t prepared to lose herself to stop the undead invasion, but when the Dread King makes the fight personal, she might give anything to stop him after all.
Blood Wisp (Blood Wisp #1)
The country of Midoka embraces magic, also known as the gift. Its most powerful order of sorcerers, the Mist Women, teach novices at the coven in Maishi Hou, and their graduates serve as expert advisors all over the world. Magic is every Midokan’s undeniable birthright.
Blood Song (Blood Wisp #2)
Joining the Seven is not what Yua always imagined.
Blood Vow (Blood Wisp #3)
Yua has become one of the Seven, she has reached a truce with her Shadow, and nine Blood Wisps owe her their lives. But now she—and all of Midoka—has a new problem:
A Dream of Death and Magic (Chaos of Esta Anderson #1)
My life is missing something.
A Dream of Stars and Curses (Chaos of Esta Anderson #2)
Alright, so, maybe taking photos of people who don’t want to be noticed was a bad idea. I know this now, and I’ll never forget the promise I made the Mara and the Dreamcatcher:
A Dream of Storms and Mourning (Chaos of Esta Anderson #3)
No one was more surprised than I was when I shoved Chiara down some stairs with bloody magic, but it happened, and now I’m excited to learn how to throw spells around on purpose rather than by life-saving accident. I’ve been wanting the power to defend myself, and now I have it!