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The Nanny’s Handbook to Magic and Managing Difficult Dukes by Amy Rose Bennett

Amy Rose Bennett's debut into romantic fantasy, The Nanny's Handbook to Magic and Managing Difficult Dukes, is precisely the literary confection readers need—a delightful...

A Forbidden Alchemy by Stacey McEwan

Discover why A Forbidden Alchemy by Stacey McEwan is one of 2025's most powerful romantasy novels. A story of magical privilege, underground rebellion, and a love that shakes the earth.

Tusk Love by Thea Guanzon

Discover Tusk Love by Thea Guanzon—a sweeping romantasy set in Exandria where love defies class, identity burns like wildfire, and magic carries deeper meaning. A must-read for Critical Role fans and romantasy lovers alike.

The South Wind by Alexandria Warwick

Dive into The South Wind by Alexandria Warwick—book three in the Four Winds series. A slow-burn romantasy set in a mythical desert, this novel explores curses, love, betrayal, and legacy.

The West Wind by Alexandria Warwick

Read our in-depth review of The West Wind by Alexandria Warwick, a lyrical romantasy woven with myth, faith, and feminine rebellion. This sequel to The North Wind plunges deeper into the underworld and the psyche of a heroine caught between devotion and desire.

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Dreamland by Olivie Blake

A broke actress takes a job watching a rich man's son for ten thousand dollars a month. He is kept locked in a room, sedated, and something else is living inside him. Olivie Blake's Los Angeles horror novel is furious and funny and about three structural tricks too many.

Reliquary by Hannah Whitten

Her fiance dies of an aneurysm shaped like tentacles, and his family invites her to their island for four days to celebrate his life. Hannah Whitten leaves romantasy for cosmic horror, and the scariest thing in the book is how kind everyone is.

Let’s Kiss and Tell by Joss Richard

A sex columnist whose readers have all settled down needs a boyfriend by the end of the quarter. The news reporter she meets at a bar needs a plus-one for his ex's wedding. Joss Richard's second novel is funnier and sadder than its premise promises.

A Summer of Stars by Liana Cincotti

A disgraced tennis champion and the actor who once called her an excuse for a player are contractually dating for four months. Liana Cincotti's traditional debut is sharper about public shaming than it is about tennis.

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