Best Romantasy Books

The conclusion of the Caraval trilogy, in which the Dragna sisters face the consequences of their bargains, the Fates' growing power, and the final choices that will decide their hearts and their world.

A fantasy romance set in a war college for dragon riders, following a young woman who must survive her first year among the most dangerous cadets in the world.

A companion novel to The Plated Prisoner series, continuing the world and characters beyond the main five-book arc with new perspectives and the dark, gold-soaked romantasy fans love.

The second Caraval novel, told from Tella's perspective, as she plays a far more dangerous game with the Fates themselves and the mysterious Legend at stake.

Set in the world of Caraval, a young woman who believes in true love strikes a dangerous bargain with the wicked, charismatic Prince of Hearts to stop the wedding of the man she loves.

A hardened thief from a dying desert world is wrenched through a portal into a frozen fae kingdom, where her rare alchemical gift makes her a weapon both sides want — and a fae warrior becomes her most infuriating ally.

The second Once Upon a Broken Heart book, in which Evangeline and the Prince of Hearts are bound together on a perilous quest, their dangerous bond deepening amid new curses, betrayals, and magic.

The third Bridge Kingdom book, in which the war widens and a new generation is drawn into the conflict, testing alliances, loyalties, and the fragile peace Lara and Aren fought to build.

A Norse-inspired romantasy in which a shield maiden discovers she is the prophesied daughter of a goddess, binding her to an ambitious king's cause — and to his magnetic, dangerous son.

A Scottish-inspired adult fantasy in which a bard returns to his magical home isle to find missing girls, the living spirits of the land, and the woman he left behind, on a windswept island divided between two clans.

The third Assistant and the Villain book, in which Evie and the Villain face their greatest dangers yet as the cozy comedy's emotional stakes and central romance reach new heights.

The conclusion of the Powerless Trilogy, in which rebellion, revelation, and the forbidden romance between Paedyn and Kai reach their climax and the fate of Ilya is decided.

A dark, gold-soaked reimagining of the Midas myth in which the king's most prized possession — a woman he turned to living gold — begins to question the gilded cage she has mistaken for safety.

Violet Sorrengail returns to Basgiath War College for her second year, navigating deeper secrets, more dangerous enemies, and a relationship with Xaden Riorson that is tested by the truths they are both keeping.

The second Assistant and the Villain book, in which Evie steps deeper into the Villain's world as the cozy comedy gains higher emotional stakes, real danger, and a more developed central romance.

Desperate to support her family, a young woman takes a job as the personal assistant to the realm's most feared villain — and discovers that working for the bad guy comes with surprisingly charming benefits.

Two sisters escape their tyrannical father for Caraval, a once-a-year immersive magical game where the line between performance and reality dissolves — and where this year's prize is one of the sisters herself.

The finale of the Crave saga, in which the supernatural conflicts reach their climax and Grace, Hudson, and their allies fight for their world and their future in a high-stakes conclusion.

A Maiden chosen by the gods and forbidden from human touch falls for her enigmatic new guard, whose true identity threatens to unravel everything she has been taught to believe.

The second Malediction book, in which Cécile and Tristan, separated and working from different worlds, race to find the witch who can break the curse binding the trolls — and the dangerous forces who want it kept.

In a kingdom that purges the powerless, an ordinary girl hiding among the gifted must survive a deadly competition — and her growing feelings for the ruthless prince tasked with enforcing the law that would have her killed.

The second Powerless Trilogy book, in which the fallout of Powerless tests Paedyn and Kai on opposite sides of a brewing rebellion, deepening both the danger and the forbidden romance.

Danielle L. Jensen's debut, in which a young woman is kidnapped and taken beneath a mountain to a cursed city of trolls, married to its prince to break an ancient curse she wants no part of.

Lara is trained from birth to be a spy-bride sent to destroy the Bridge Kingdom from within, but when she arrives she must choose between the mission she was raised for and the truth she discovers.