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Save:Short, spicy, and swoony - this novella is a must for monster romance fans who want fated mates, magical hijinks, and more feels than you’d expect in less than 80 pages.
In "Ensnared by the Werewolf" by Lillian Lark, readers are taken on a journey of fated mates, curses, and a unique blend of romance and magic. The story follows Belinda, a witch, and Jack, a cursed werewolf, as they navigate their intertwined destinies and face challenges in their quest for love and acceptance. Lark's writing style is praised for its vivid storytelling, well-developed characters, and engaging plot that keeps readers hooked from the first contact between the protagonists to the unexpected twist at the end.
October 2022•80 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Monstrous Matches ) - #2
Save:Charming, magical fun for those who love friends-to-lovers, fated mates, and a dash of whimsical adventure - just don’t expect high spice or dark drama. A sweet, standout read for cozy fantasy romance lovers.
The Fae King's Curse follows the story of Quinn and Kirian, delving into their journey from childhood friends to lovers amidst a curse that plagues the Fae Realm. The plot revolves around their quest to break the curse that binds Kirian and the challenges they face along the way. Readers are drawn into a beautifully crafted world with intricate world-building and a unique take on fae romance, filled with humor, flirtation, and a touch of spice. The writing style keeps readers hooked, making them laugh, love, cry, and even hate alongside the characters.
The big snow from last week has been melting, flooding the creek. Peeking through the wooden slats beneath me, I watch the rushing water that’s just a few inches away from my face. Any higher and I’d...April 2020•333 pages - #3
Save:A smart, quietly gripping fantasy centered on resilience, political intrigue, and faith - with a wonderfully real, battered hero. If you’re after thoughtful worldbuilding and soulful characters (not just epic battles), this one’s a must-read.
In 'The Curse of Chalion,' Lois McMaster Bujold presents a fantasy world where five gods influence the lives of its inhabitants, creating a religious system based on the seasons with a wildcard god, The Bastard, for those who do not fit into the others. The story follows protagonist Cazaril, who is empathetic and charming, navigating political machinations and a complex society while trying to break a curse that plagues the royal family. Bujold weaves a tale of action, intrigue, and a touch of romance, set in a richly developed world that feels real and immersive.
The book delves into themes of religion, political intrigue, redemption, and character growth, with a focus on a hero who does not seek to be a hero but fulfills his responsibilities with intelligence and empathy. Bujold's writing style is praised for its deep character development, intricate world-building, and clever plot intricacies that keep readers engaged and invested in the story till the satisfying end.
Cazaril heard the mounted horsemen on the road before he saw them. He glanced over his shoulder. The well-worn track behind him curled up around a rolling rise, what passed for a hill on these high wi...2000•488 pages - #4
Save:The Enchanter's Blood, part of the Arsyn Morgan series by J.A. Stowe, is a fantasy novel filled with action, magic, and supernatural elements. The story follows Arsyn, a strong and relatable heroine, as she navigates a world where she discovers her special heritage and forms close bonds with a group of diverse characters. The plot is intriguing, with readers praising the detailed world-building and the layered storytelling that keeps them hooked from start to finish. The writing style is fast-paced, with elements of mystery and suspense that add depth to the narrative, making it a captivating read for fantasy enthusiasts.
August 2022•318 pages - #5
Save:A whimsical, emotionally charged romance in a magical world - slow to start, but ultimately a sweet, satisfying modern fairytale for romance lovers and fantasy fans alike.
Fantastical by Kristen Ashley is a captivating tale that transports the protagonist, Cora, from Seattle to an alternate world where she finds herself wed to a Prince who despises her. As Cora navigates through this new reality, she must unravel the mysteries surrounding her marriage, a curse she inadvertently triggers, and the dark forces threatening her and her loved ones. The book expertly blends elements of fantasy and romance, delivering a story filled with vivid imagery, intricate plot twists, and engaging character dynamics. Kristen Ashley's writing style shines through in the detailed world-building, the complex relationships between the characters, and the perfect balance of angst, sensuality, and action.
Then I blinked and felt it. I was lying down in a bed but not my bed. The mattress was strange, very soft, very plush. I wasn’t on it, I was in it. It partially enveloped my body like a warm, comforta... - #6
Save:'The Child Prince' by Honor Raconteur follows the story of Sevana Warran, an Artifactor prodigy tasked with removing a curse from the kingdom's Prince. The curse has kept him in the body of an 8-year-old despite being 20 years old. Sevana faces challenges from powerful individuals who want to maintain the status quo for their own gain. The plot is described as a case study of interesting characters in unique situations, focusing on Sevana's ability to create magical artifacts to solve complex problems. The writing style is noted for its humor, fast pace, and logical yet complicated plot, making it an engaging and enjoyable read.
Careful, now…she must be very careful. Just one drop of the captured sunlight on the rock salt would set off quite the explosion. Sevana held her breath as she leaned carefully over her work table, ho...December 2013•426 pages - #7
Save:A quirky, cozy, and spicy paranormal romance that's perfect for readers seeking low-angst fun, found family vibes, and a generous helping of supernatural flirting - with just a dash of swoon-worthy spice.
Wolf Gone Wild by Juliette Cross is a refreshing departure from the dark and angsty paranormal romances, set in New Orleans. The book introduces readers to Evie, a comic-obsessed witch, and Mateo, a cursed werewolf artist, creating a unique pair in the supernatural romance genre. The story follows Mateo's struggle with his inner wolf, Alpha, and his quest for help from the Savoie witch coven, while developing a budding relationship with Evie. The plot is engaging, fast-paced, and filled with magic, mischief, and a beautiful familial connection between the Savoie sisters. The writing style is described as fun, flirty, and light-hearted, with a perfect blend of humor and angst, making it an easy and enjoyable read.
Just bumping along on my bicycle, down the narrow street that paralleled Magazine, while daydreaming of this particular little flower. It was right after sundown, which was my favorite part of the day...January 2020•382 pages - #8
Save:A gorgeously written, steamy fantasy romance that’s perfect for fans of magical curses and star-crossed lovers - even if you’ll wish it were twice as long!
The Undying King by Grace Draven is a fantasy novella that tells the story of Imogen, a young woman cursed with the touch of death, and Cededa, the immortal King of a forgotten city. Imogen sets out on a quest to break her curse and discovers the mythical city of Tineroth, where she meets Cededa. The book explores their unlikely love story, filled with dark pasts, curses, and redemption. Grace Draven's writing style is described as luscious and evocative, with a focus on sensuality and compelling characters.
November 2016•190 pages - #9
Save:A heartfelt, magical adventure with strong family themes and gorgeous worldbuilding - ideal for fans of fairy tales and YA fantasy. If you like character growth and enchanting settings, put it on your TBR!
'Six Crimson Cranes' by Elizabeth Lim is a captivating fantasy novel that weaves together elements of Western fairy tales and East Asian folklore. The story follows Shiori, the princess of Kiata, who possesses magical abilities in a kingdom where magic is forbidden. When her stepmother discovers her powers, she curses Shiori and her six brothers, turning the brothers into cranes and silencing Shiori under a deadly curse. Determined to break the curse and save her family, Shiori embarks on a quest filled with adventure, magic, romance, and self-discovery. Lim's writing style is described as magical, immersive, and beautifully descriptive, painting a vivid picture of the fantastical world and characters she has created.
The plot of 'Six Crimson Cranes' is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers enthralled from beginning to end. The story is based on the fairy tale of 'The Six Swans' by Hans Christian Andersen, with a unique and fresh twist that integrates Asian culture and mythology. The character of Shiori undergoes significant growth and transformation throughout the narrative, navigating challenges, sacrifices, and personal development as she strives to break the curse and protect her loved ones. The book is praised for its worldbuilding, character development, romantic elements, and the infusion of magical elements that add depth and complexity to the story.
In hindsight, I probably shouldn’t have told my maids I was going to jump into the Sacred Lake. I only said it because the heat this morning was insufferable. Even the chrysanthemum bushes outside had...July 2021•466 pages - #10
Save:'Twelve Days of Faery' follows the story of King Markon, whose son is cursed with a dangerous fate that befalls any woman he falls in love with. When an enchantress named Althea arrives to break the curse, Markon is skeptical but eventually joins her on a journey through the realms of Faery and the Human world. The book is praised for its unique take on fairy tale retellings, character development, and the dynamic between the older male protagonist and the strong-willed enchantress.
The plot delves into the mystery surrounding the curse on Prince Parrin, the succession of the crown, and the intricate relationships between the characters as they navigate through fae magic and unravel the source of the curse. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and fast-paced, with a blend of fantasy elements, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked till the end.
October 2015•150 pages
