Georgia Summers is a half-British, half-Trinidadian writer. She spent most of her life living across the world, including Russia, Colombia, the USA, Scotland, and briefly Switzerland. She is still bad at languages.
She has previously worked as an editor, a bookseller and rare books student librarian, so you could say she’s seen the entire lifecycle of a book.
When she’s not doing bookish things, she enjoys embroidery, playing piano, and painting, among various other crafts. She currently lives in London, but she dreams of one day living in a haunted château with cats and a ghost that cleans.
She can be found at georgiasummers.co.uk or on Twitter @ge_summers
She has previously worked as an editor, a bookseller and rare books student librarian, so you could say she’s seen the entire lifecycle of a book.
When she’s not doing bookish things, she enjoys embroidery, playing piano, and painting, among various other crafts. She currently lives in London, but she dreams of one day living in a haunted château with cats and a ghost that cleans.
She can be found at georgiasummers.co.uk or on Twitter @ge_summers
Genres: Fantasy
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The Court of Venus (2026)
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"Gorgeously lush with a romance that burns with candlelit yearning, The Court of Venus is decadent romantic fantasy at its best. Add in courtly politics, a rich celestial magic system and a tragic mystery at its core - it's unputdownable."

The Palace Beneath the Sea (2026)
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"An enchanting Slavic fairytale of dark whimsy, magic, and a touch of romance. Perfect for a cold winter's night."
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