book title ideas for fantasy

Fairy's Whisper. 'Fairy' brings to mind a small, magical creature, and 'whisper' gives a sense of secrecy. The story could revolve around a person who hears the fairy's whisper and is then led on a magical adventure.

The Enchanted Forest's Secret. This title gives a sense of mystery and magic, which are key elements in a fantasy story. It makes the reader wonder what the secret could be, perhaps a hidden treasure or a powerful spell.

Dragonheart's Legacy. Dragons are a staple in fantasy. This title could be about a character who inherits the power or knowledge related to a dragon's heart. Maybe it gives them special abilities, or they have to protect it from those who would use it for evil.

The Realm of the Shadow Beasts. It creates an image of a dangerous and otherworldly place filled with menacing creatures, which can draw in readers who like a bit of darkness and danger in their fantasy.

One idea could be 'The Broken Heart's Lament'. Another title might be 'Tears in the Shadows'. And 'A Grief Unspoken' could also be a good title for a sad story.

The Tears of a Broken Heart. This title immediately gives the impression of a story filled with sadness, as a broken heart often leads to a great deal of emotional pain and tears.

Lonely Souls. It's a simple yet effective title for a sad story. It gives the idea that the characters are alone, either physically or emotionally, which is often a source of great sadness.

Some title ideas are 'Eyes in the Dark'. This title creates a sense of unease as if something is watching from the shadows. 'The Devil's Embrace' implies a malevolent force getting hold of someone. And 'Blood on the Moon' which combines the eerie image of the moon with the color of blood, often a symbol of danger and death in horror.

One great title idea is 'The Ghostly Graveyard'. Graveyards are spooky places in horror, and the word 'ghostly' adds to the horror factor. Another is 'The Creeping Darkness'. It gives the feeling of something insidious slowly approaching. 'The Sinister Cellar' also works as cellars are often dark and damp, perfect for horror settings.

A title like 'Love's Silent Sorrow' can be really good. It implies that the pain of the love is silent, not expressed loudly but still very much there. 'Lonely Love: A Sad Narrative' is also suitable. It shows a love that is lonely, which is often a sad state in a love story. 'The Unrequited Love's Lament' is a great title as well. Unrequited love is always sad, and the word 'lament' adds to the overall melancholic feel.