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Jodi Meadows

Jodi Meadows lives and writes in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, with her husband, a Kippy*, and an alarming number of ferrets. She is a confessed book addict, and has wanted to be a writer ever since she decided against becoming an astronaut.*A Kippy is a cat.

Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Children's Fiction

New and upcoming books

October 2025

Confessions From the Group Chat

Series

Newsoul / Incarnate
   1. Incarnate (2012)
   2. Asunder (2013)
   2.5. Phoenix Overture (2013)
   3. Infinite (2014)

Orphan Queen
   0.1. The Hidden Prince (2015)
   0.2. The Glowing Knight (2015)
   0.3. The Burning Hand (2015)
   0.4. The Black Knife (2016)
   1. The Orphan Queen (2015)
   2. The Mirror King (2016)

Lady Janies (with Brodi Ashton and Cynthia Hand)
   1. My Lady Jane (2016)
   2. My Plain Jane (2018)
   3. My Calamity Jane (2020)
   4. My Imaginary Mary (2022)
   5. My Salty Mary (2024)

Fallen Isles
   1. Before She Ignites (2017)
   2. As She Ascends (2018)
   3. When She Reigns (2019)

Mary (with Brodi Ashton and Cynthia Hand)
1. My Contrary Mary (2021)

Salvation Cycle
1. Nightrender (2022)
2. Dawnbreaker (2023)

Novels

Bye Forever, I Guess (2024)
Confessions From the Group Chat (2025)

Jodi Meadows recommends

Royal Heirs Academy (2025)
(Royal Heirs Academy, book 1)
Lindsey Duga
"An intense rivals-to-enemies journey, in which four royal heirs must decide how far they're willing to go if they want to rule a kingdom. No one is who they first appear to be. Everyone has a secret. Filled with backstabbing and betrayal, this book will surprise readers in the best ways possible."

Someone You Can Build a Nest In (2024)
John Wiswell
"Clever, funny, and oddly gentle for a book about a man-eating monster, John Wiswell's debut delivers a surprising blend of fantasy, romance, and horror. Make sure this is on your TBR if you want those squishy-warm feelings of falling in love...and those squishy-in-general feelings of viscera, gore, and other things humans prefer to keep on the inside."

Bonesmith (2023)
(House of the Dead Duology, book 1)
Nicki Pau Preto
"Filled with magic, betrayal, and undead horrors, Bonesmith will keep you turning pages as fast as you can--and sharpen your hunger for the next book. Wren's journey through the dead-infested Breachlands is a thrilling adventure, one you don't want to miss."

Flowerheart (2023)
Catherine Bakewell
"Wholesome, sweet, and warm - this book swept me into a magical, whimsical world with delightful characters and compelling stakes. Make a space for FLOWERHEART on your shelves."

Master of Iron (2022)
(Bladesmith , book 2)
Tricia Levenseller
"Exciting, romantic, and filled with magic."

She Who Rides the Storm (2021)
(She Who Rides the Storm, book 1)
Caitlin Sangster
"Ghosts. Tombs. Betrayals. With multiple unfolding mysteries, and complex and varied magics, She Who Rides the Storm digs right into a new, imaginative world, leading the reader deeper into the history—and the truth—of a divided land. Nothing is what it seems."

Dustborn (2021)
Erin Bowman
"With its unforgettable blend of science fiction, dystopia, and Old West, DUSTBORN is one of those stories that stays branded to your heart long after you turn the final page. Prepare to be transported."

You Were Never Here (2020)
Kathleen Peacock
"Dangerous, tense, and a touch magical, Kathleen Peacock does not disappoint with her newest novel, YOU WERE NEVER HERE. It kept me turning pages late into the night, desperately trying to unravel the mysteries in Montgomery Falls."

Dating Makes Perfect (2020)
Pintip Dunn
"Fun, heartfelt, and full of warmth...the ideal feel-good book for the summer. Do yourself a favor and read this book right away."

Hunted by the Sky (2020)
(Wrath of Ambar, book 1)
Tanaz Bhathena
"Perfect for fans of thoughtful world-building and fantastical mirrors to our own reality. A whirlwind of heartfelt storytelling."

Agnes at the End of the World (2020)
Kelly McWilliams
"In a word: beautiful. With Agnes at the End of the World, Kelly McWilliams has crafted an emotional, powerful story, filled with hope and grace and utterly selfless love. Absolutely unforgettable."

Bone Crier's Moon (2020)
(Bone Grace, book 1)
Kathryn Purdie
"A magical story of compassion, forgiveness, and self-acceptance. This book might break your heart, but it will also warm your soul."

The Beholder (2019)
(Beholder , book 1)
Anna Bright
"Wholly unique, yet familiar in all the right ways. Put this at the top of your to-read pile if you love fairy tales, epic voyages, and—of course—swoon-worthy love stories."

To Best the Boys (2019)
Mary Weber
"To Best the Boys is an addicting read."

A Curse So Dark and Lonely (2019)
(Cursebreaker, book 1)
Brigid Kemmerer
"Heartwarming, thoughtful and romantic: Brigid Kemmerer took me on a magical journey with this dark fairytale about growing up, falling in love, and making impossible choices."

Girls Made of Snow and Glass (2017)
Melissa Bashardoust
"Simply beautiful. Girls Made of Snow and Glass is like reading a particularly wonderful and vivid dream, complete with imaginative magic, delightful characters, and beautiful language. Melissa Bashardoust's debut novel is everything a fairy tale should be."

Mask of Shadows (2017)
(Mask of Shadows, book 1)
Linsey Miller
"Compelling and relatable characters, a fascinating world with dangerous magic, and a dash of political intrigue: Mask of Shadows completely delivered. Fantasy fans will love this book."

Caraval (2017)
(Caraval, book 1)
Stephanie Garber
"Intoxicating. Darkly magical. CARAVAL walks the knife-edge between fantasy and reality. Within mere pages, I gladly lost myself in this perfect labyrinth of a plot. Stephanie Garber doesn't just dazzle-she makes me believe."

The Shadow Queen (2016)
(Ravenspire, book 1)
C J Redwine
"Magic, dragons, and royalty in hiding: The Shadow Queen hits all the right notes of an incredible epic fantasy."

These Broken Stars (2013)
(Starbound, book 1)
Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner
"With rich, complex characters and a dynamic--and dangerous--new world, These Broken Stars completely transported me."

Impostor (2013)
(Variants, book 1)
Susanne Winnacker
"With its compelling mystery and intriguing characters, Susanne Winnacker's Impostor kept me reading late into the night. I really enjoyed it!"

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