Best Fantasy Romance Books
Books provide escapism. Some times all you need is to dive into a fantasy world after a long day. With mythical creatures, strange places, and countless possibilities. A good fantasy romance book can be your perfect companion. A world of half-mortal men, dark intentions, and lots of secrets. Fantasy romance are surely to sweep you away in a world of endless possibilities, imaginations, and mystery. Here are 10 Best Fantasy Romance Books for you.
10 Best Fantasy Romance Books List
Books On The List
- A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
- The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
- The Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa
- Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor
- Graceling by Kristin Cashore
- The Winner’s Curse by Marie Rutkoski
- Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
- The Dark Days Club by Alison Goodman
- Uprooted by Naomi Novik
- The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
10 Best Fantasy Romance Books To Read
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
Feyre is the kind of woman you wouldn’t want to mess with. She’s a strong and independent huntress. When she is on one of her hunting exhibitions, she kills a wolf. The wolf looked like any other wolf but it wasn’t. She unknowingly murdered a faerie. Now she has to pay the price. To take vengeance Tamlin drags her away from her home to the faerie land. Feyre’s feeling of annoyance towards the green-eyed masked man turns to affection but now she has to break the curse of the land to keep her lover.
The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
The Tearling Kingdom has been ruled by Kelsea Glynn’s uncle for a long time. He is in truth just a mere puppet of The Red Queen of the Mortmesm. Kelsea’s mother was murdered and now the nineteen-year-old girl is to go claim the throne she deserved. Thankfully she has some of her mother’s loyal guards on her side. Now her journey begins, she needs to win the heart of the people, find a way to tackle her uncle, and run a kingdom.
The Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa
Meghan Chase is turning sixteen in a while but this won’t be the start of her teenage dream but rather something dangerous and different. When she was six, her father disappeared, and now her brother. That is when she learns the truth. She learns that she isn’t a mortal but the daughter of a mythical faery king; Oberon, the Summer King. This discovery makes her the target of war. Winter and Summer Kingdoms have always been enemies. Meghan attracts the attention of Ash; A winter prince who wouldn’t hesitate to kill her. But she needs his help to get her brother back. Will this journey lead them together?
Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor
Karou runs some mysterious errands. On one hand, she is just a normal seventeen-year-old art student in Prague and on the other hand, she complies with all the wishes of Brimestone; a hybrid monster from “Elsewhere”. She was half raised among mortals and half in “Elsewhere”. They are the closest people she has in the world. Now when suddenly the portals to “Elsewhere” are closed, she is desperate to reach there. She encounters a mysterious stranger who can help her unravel the truths. Will she be able to reach the place she wants to? What secrets will she unravel?
Graceling by Kristin Cashore
Katsa works under the command of her Uncle Randa, King of the Middluns. She is a “Grace; a person born with an exceptional skill”. She has the grace of killing. She does all the dirty jobs, killings, and torture at her Uncle’s command. Fed up with his rule, she forms an undercover council to look after and counter the destruction caused by the Kings of the seven kingdoms. No one matches her fighting skill, except when she meets this mysterious man who can compete with her toe to toe. She handles the council, investigates kidnappings, and tackles the mysterious man.
The Winner’s Curse by Marie Rutkoski
Seventeen-year-old Kestrel lives the life of luxury. She is a general’s daughter with privileges, now she has to decide whether she wants to be a soldier or a wife. Meanwhile, she notices a man names Smith(Real name Arin) in a slave auction. She is drawn to the man without any apparent reason. She places the highest bid and wins him. Arin turns out to be more than she expected. In the beginning, she isn’t much inclined but soon she starts to fall for the man.
They are not meant to be together. Royalty and a slave, the world won’t like that. But both have secrets and ambitions. Will they be able to find their way to each other or remain bound to duty?
Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Ravka is a place torn by war, there is always a fight for power and control. Alina Starkov considered herself just a normal mapmaker until she discovers she possess a rare power. Powerful magic that could bring anyone down. But she must learn to control it. She is escorted to the Royal Court where she enjoys the riches of life. The Darkling is the one who is to train her to control her power.
He is a mysterious man of few words. Along the journey she unravels many truths and starts falling for the mysterious man. But ‘The Darkling’ has other intentions, he desires the power that Alina has. Now Alina is to make some choices.
The Dark Days Club by Alison Goodman
The story is established in a Regency-Era-England. Helen Wrexhall is to make her first appearance in society but she learns about the threat of supernatural dark powers. Her late mother was a member of an organization called ‘The Dark Days Club’. The club’s responsibility is to protect humans from dark creatures called the deceivers. Helen joins the club and begins her training alongside Lord Carlston.
He is rumored to have killed his own wife. Despite the circumstances, Helen finds herself attracted to the man as they hunt for deceivers. Along the journey, she unravels dangerous truths and has to protect her loved ones from the looming threats.
Uprooted by Naomi Novik
Agnieszka’s village is her happy place. It’s decorated with majestic mountains, enchanting valleys, and gorgeous greenery. One threat always lingers around although. The nearby enchanted forest. It’s considered ominous and no one has ever returned from there. Protecting the village from the threats is the responsibility of the dragon; an ageless wizard’ but on one condition.
One woman from the village must cater to his command for 10 years. He is essential for the village’s survival. Kasia; Agnieszka’s friend is suspected to be the next girl. Although when the time comes ‘The Dragon’ doesn’t choose her.
The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
Vasilisa or Vasya lives in the wilderness of northern Russia. The place follows old rituals and traditions. They believe in superstitions, spirits, and ghostly presence. This can be observed in the folklore and stories of the village. Vasya loves these stories but there is one change. She can see the spirits. Telling anyone would mean being earmarked as a witch. When her father comes back from a trip to Moscow, he brings them a stepmother.
She wholeheartedly hates Vasya and forbids everyone to follow the old rituals in honor of the spirits. When a new priest steps foot in the village, everyone stops following the rituals and brings doom upon themselves. But Vasya knows the real reason. Now she is to solve the mystery. These were some of the best fantasy romance books. Make sure to add some of them in your reading list.
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Conclusion
Fantasy romance books are one of a kind magic. Elements of supernatural mixed with a burning romance. These fantasy books are sure to take you to a realm of adventure and mystery. All together creating a whimsical and beautiful dimension that becomes our escape after a stressful day. This was our curated list of some of the best fantasy romance books. From the tales of forbidden love to enchanted forests to soul bonds, everything you wish for. These recommendations will take you on an unforgettable journey. So, go grab a cup of coffee, warm up in your cozy alcove, and let ready to be gripped by the realities of a different world.
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