Best Romantasy Books

Nesta Archeron and Cassian are trapped in a brutal training regimen together, slowly discovering that their mutual antagonism masks something much harder to fight.

Feyre returns to the Spring Court as a spy, and the war against Hybern that has been building since the first book finally arrives in a climax that reshapes Prythian.

The midpoint of The Plated Prisoner series, where Auren's transformation deepens, the romance with Commander Rip intensifies, and the betrayals that have defined her life come to a head.

The epic finale of The Plated Prisoner series, in which Auren's long journey from gilded possession to true power reaches its climax and the fates of the characters and kingdoms are decided.

The conclusion of the War of Lost Hearts trilogy, in which Tisaanah, Max, and Aefe face the final reckoning of war, the gods, and the sacrifices required to win the freedom they have fought for.

The conclusion of the Letters of Enchantment duology, in which separated lovers and rival journalists fight to reunite and to survive a deepening war between gods that threatens everyone they love.

A human raised among vampires enters a deadly century-old tournament for a single wish, forced into an uneasy alliance with a rival competitor who may be the only person she cannot afford to trust.

The first book of the Shadowborn Duet, in which a vampire missionary trapped in the underworld must strike a bargain with the God of Death to escape, in a darker, more romantic corner of the Crowns of Nyaxia world.

The Vega twins and their Heirs reach the final, explosive confrontation for the throne of Solaria as the Zodiac Academy saga races to its conclusion in a sprawling, emotionally charged finale of war, fate, and hard-won love.

The second Fae & Alchemy book, in which Saeris and Kingfisher face a darkness falling over the fae kingdom, told in dual perspective as the danger, the magic, and the romance all deepen.

The second War of Lost Hearts book, in which all-out war and its moral horrors test Tisaanah and Max, while a new perspective from a Fey warrior deepens the trilogy's mythology and stakes.

The first book in Carissa Broadbent's War of Lost Hearts trilogy, in which an escaped slave and magic wielder travels to a distant kingdom to free those she left behind, apprenticing under a disgraced, ill-tempered soldier.

The second book in The Plated Prisoner series, in which the gold-touched Auren begins to test the limits of her gilded cage as new dangers and a dangerous new alliance reshape her world.

The fourth Plated Prisoner book, in which Auren navigates the consequences of her transformation, a deepening bond with Rip, and the gathering forces that threaten everything she has begun to reclaim.

The fourth Bridge Kingdom book, in which the war between kingdoms reaches a brutal climax and Lara, Aren, and their allies face the reckoning that will decide the fate of Ithicana and everyone they love.

The second Bridge Kingdom book, in which a spy princess and the king she came to betray must work together against a common enemy, their hard-won bond tested by war and old loyalties.

The fifth Bridge Kingdom book, continuing the saga of warring kingdoms with new dangers, forbidden love, and the fragile politics of a hard-won peace, in Danielle L. Jensen's enemies-to-lovers fantasy world.

A Beauty and the Beast retelling set in a dangerous fae world where a mortal huntress is dragged into an immortal court and must navigate deadly magic and forbidden love.

The second book of the Saga of the Unfated, in which the goddess-blooded shield maiden Freya navigates deepening war, divine politics, and a fated romance tested by impossible loyalties.

The conclusion of the Once Upon a Broken Heart trilogy, in which Evangeline must untangle the curses, memories, and bargains that bind her, and decide the fate of her heart and the Prince of Hearts.

The conclusion of the Elements of Cadence duology, in which conflict between the isle's clans and its elemental spirits comes to a head, and Jack and Adaira face the cost of their bonds to the land and each other.