10 romantasy series worth rearranging your weekend for
There will be dragons, crowns, enemies, and somebody making a very bad emotional decision.
Romantasy is no longer a side shelf. It is one of the loudest places in publishing, and the right series can absolutely earn the noise.
A Court of Thorns and Roses
Sarah J. Maas
Feyre is pulled into a faerie court after killing the wrong wolf, then finds a world of bargains, trauma, and extremely inconvenient desire.
Next book: A Court of Forgotten Melody: The Valkyrie Cycle, Movements II & III (A Court of Thorns and Roses Book 7), 7 · Jan 12, 2027
The Empyrean
Rebecca Yarros
Violet enters a dragon-rider war college where survival is not guaranteed and falling for the wrong person is only one of her problems.
No announced next book
Blood And Ash
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Poppy has spent her life hidden behind ritual and duty until a guard, a kingdom, and several dangerous truths make hiding impossible.
No announced next book
Crowns of Nyaxia
Carissa Broadbent
A human adopted by a vampire king enters a lethal tournament and discovers that enemies-to-lovers is even less restful with fangs.
No announced next book
The Bridge Kingdom
Danielle L. Jensen
Lara marries a rival king to destroy his country, then makes the inconvenient discovery that people are harder to betray once you know them.
No announced next book
The Plated Prisoner Series
Raven Kennedy
A woman kept in a king’s gilded cage slowly reclaims agency in a dark, escalating fantasy romance with very little patience for easy answers.
No announced next book
Flesh and Fire
Jennifer L. Armentrout
A destined maiden and a primal god meet inside a world of obligation, prophecy, and the sort of attraction that makes plans useless.
No announced next book
The Folk of the Air
Holly Black
Jude is a mortal girl at a vicious faerie court who decides that being underestimated is a weapon, not a weakness.
No announced next book
Kingdom of the Wicked
Kerri Maniscalco
Emilia summons a prince of Hell while hunting her sister’s murderer, then learns that revenge is never the clean thing it promises to be.
No announced next book
Crescent City
Sarah J. Maas
Bryce investigates a brutal murder in a modern fantasy city while grief, angels, demons, and romance keep refusing to stay separate.
No announced next book
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Start your watchlistWhy these make the shelf
Romantasy is a demonstrably large current reading trend. Fourth Wing spent months on the New York Times bestseller list after its 2023 release. Marie Claire.
Pick the itch you want scratched
- A Court of Thorns and Roses. Feyre is pulled into a faerie court after killing the wrong wolf, then finds a world of bargains, trauma, and extremely inconvenient desire.
- The Empyrean. Violet enters a dragon-rider war college where survival is not guaranteed and falling for the wrong person is only one of her problems.
- From Blood and Ash. Poppy has spent her life hidden behind ritual and duty until a guard, a kingdom, and several dangerous truths make hiding impossible.
- Crowns of Nyaxia. A human adopted by a vampire king enters a lethal tournament and discovers that enemies-to-lovers is even less restful with fangs.
Questions people actually ask
- Which best romantasy series should I start with?
- A Court of Thorns and Roses is the cleanest first stop. Start with A Court of Thorns and Roses and give it a proper evening.
- Are these series still worth tracking?
- Yes. Some are complete and make excellent binges; others are active, which is exactly when a release tracker saves you from checking Amazon like it owes you money.
- Can I read these on Kindle?
- Each entry links to its first Kindle book in the matching Amazon store. Availability moves by marketplace, so the card sends you to the edition that is actually being tracked.