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A Court of Thorns and Roses
Sarah J. Maas
Adult · Fae romance

Crescent City
Sarah J. Maas
Adult · Fae romance

Throne of Glass
Sarah J. Maas
YA · Slow burn

The Empyrean
Rebecca Yarros
Adult · Dragon riders

Blood and Ash
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Adult · Fated mates

Flesh and Fire
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Adult · Fated mates

Powerless
Lauren Roberts
YA · Enemies-to-lovers

The Folk of the Air
Holly Black
YA · Fae romance

Caraval
Stephanie Garber
YA · Slow burn

Once Upon a Broken Heart
Stephanie Garber
YA · Slow burn

Crowns of Nyaxia
Carissa Broadbent
Adult · Fated mates

One Dark Window
Rachel Gillig
Adult · Dark academia

The Stonewater Kingdom
Rachel Gillig
Adult · Dark academia

Divine Rivals
Rebecca Ross
YA · Slow burn

Elements of Cadence
Rebecca Ross
Adult · Slow burn

The Queen's Rising
Rebecca Ross
YA · YA fantasy

Novels of Elfhame
Holly Black
YA · Fae romance

Fae & Alchemy
Callie Hart
Adult · Enemies-to-lovers

Awakening
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Adult · Dark fantasy romance

The War of Lost Hearts
Carissa Broadbent
Adult · Epic fantasy romance

The Bridge Kingdom
Danielle L. Jensen
Adult · Political fantasy

Plated Prisoner
Raven Kennedy
Adult · Dark fantasy romance

The Crucible
Abigail Owen
Adult · Deadly trials

Married to Magic
Elise Kova
Adult · Fairy-tale romance

Kindred's Curse Saga
Penn Cole
Adult · Fae politics

Kingdom of the Wicked
Kerri Maniscalco
Adult · Demons and witches

Celestial Kingdom
Sue Lynn Tan
YA · Mythic fantasy

Artefacts of Ouranos
Nisha J. Tuli
Adult · Trials and courts

The Four Horsemen
Laura Thalassa
Adult · Apocalypse romance

Zodiac Academy
Caroline Peckham & Susanne Valenti
Adult · Academy fantasy
The Aurelian Cycle
Rosaria Munda
YA · Dragon riders

Moonfall
Sarah A. Parker
Adult · Dragon romance
Dragon Scales
L.R. Lam
Adult · Dragon romance

Iskari
Kristen Ciccarelli
YA · Dragon fantasy

Seraphina
Rachel Hartman
YA · Dragon fantasy

The Burning Kingdoms
Tasha Suri
Adult · Sapphic fantasy

Malice
Heather Walter
YA · Sapphic romance

Bloodwing Academy
Briar Boleyn
Adult · Dark academy

The Drowned Gods Trilogy
Pascale Lacelle
Adult · Dark academia

Immortal Dark
Tigest Girma
Adult · Dark academia
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Frequently Asked Questions About Romantasy Series
What are the best romantasy series to start with?
Some of the best romantasy series to start with include A Court of Thorns and Roses, The Empyrean, Letters of Enchantment, and Caraval. The best choice depends on whether you prefer fae romance, dragon riders, darker fantasy worlds, or softer emotional fantasy romance.
Should I start with a complete or ongoing romantasy series?
If you want to binge a full story without waiting for future books, a complete romantasy series is usually the best choice. If you enjoy following new releases and staying current with popular fantasy romance discussions, an ongoing romantasy series may be a better fit.
Why does reading order matter for romantasy series?
Reading order matters because many romantasy series include sequels, prequels, companion books, and connected worlds. Following the correct reading order helps you avoid spoilers and understand the story the way it was intended to unfold.
How do I choose a romantasy series by trope?
The easiest way to choose a romantasy series is to start with the tropes you already enjoy. Readers who like fae politics may prefer one kind of fantasy romance series, while readers who want dragon riders, fated mates, or dark academia may prefer another.
Are spice ratings exact?
No. Spice ratings are only general guidance. Different readers experience romantic intensity differently, so spice labels should be treated as approximate rather than exact.