⭐️ Rating: 4/5 🌶️ Spice: 2/5 🗺️ Plot: 4.5/5 The Aurelian Cycle series was written by Rosaria Munda, and Fireborne was actually published in 2019 (before Fourth Wing!). Think of Game of Thrones combined with Fourth Wing, and you have this wonderful series. The children of a brutal revolution

⭐️ Rating: 7.5/10 🌶️ Spice: 6.5/10 🗺️ Plot: 9/10 The Villains of Lore series by Jasmine Mas was a very decent read. It’s a modern spin of Greek mythology, and I am personally not a fan of modernized mythology. In the book, you follow foster child Alexis, through the Spartan War Academy and lea

⭐️ Rating: 10/10 🌶️ Spice: 7.5/10 🗺️ Plot: 10/10 Kingdom of the Wicked, by Kerri Maniscalco, is an amazing series! It’s set in the 1800s in the small village of Palermo Italy. You have twin sisters Emilia and Vittoria, but of whom are witches. The book begins with the brutal murder of Vittor

🐦‍⬛Shield of Sparrows (romantasy): 10/10, I cannot wait for the third book to come out this year! “Princess Odessa is forced into a political marriage with Prince Zavier of Turah, a kingdom known for its monsters, and must travel with his formidable guardian, who she initially clashes with, to a ne

🍓Lovely Bad Things (8/10): I need to finish the third book, but the first two books were pretty solid. It’s a psychological dark romance, and you can tell the author studied up on philosophy to create the connections in this book. 🍓 Lilac (7/10): standalone. This is an RH (MFMM) of a guitarist

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Rina Kent does dark romance so well, and there are different strokes for different folks in each book, including: mafia, age gap, bully, father’s best friend, MMC/MMC🏳️‍🌈, etc. HOWEVER, the Rina Kent universe is pretty big (that’s what she said); if you’re looking to get into this author - and I

Personally, I find it so hard to DNF a book - I’m no quitter! But these ones I just couldn’t see getting better IMO. Spoilers ahead 🙍‍♀️Gothikana - you have a teacher-student kink in this book, but it was just way too much with the gothic, paranormal, fantasy-ish vibe. I felt like the book need

October has consisted of me knocking a bunch of horror literature off my TBR. These three were extremely disturbing and I would easily recommend them! 🍂Baby Teeth (Zoje Stage), Alex, Suzette, and 7 YO Hanna, are supposed to be a cute little miracle family (Suzette has Crohn’s - a recurring subj

I’ve got a fair share of psychological thrillers crossed-off my TBR; and these two are the goal-post by which I judge other books. 😵‍💫 The Last House on Needless Street I just finished this book, and holy shiiiiiit; it was amazing! Ted, Lauren and Olivia are three of the most complex charact

Smutty little books I would recommend for a spicy Halloween 😈 Dark Fae is the only fantasy book on this list. For me, it gives Halloween vibes (as it has more ‘dark magic’ themes than ZA or DP). #books #halloween #reading #bookrecommendations #spicyrecommendations

These are some creepy books (with little or no romance) that I would recommend to give you some spooky season shivers! Trigger warning: The Troop is a splatter horror, and very grotesque. #books #halloween #spooky #bookrecommendations #reading

🌹Raw (Belle Aurora) I’ll be honest, I couldn’t bring myself to finish this book - the characters felt too disjointed. However, I did spoil the ending for myself, and wish more dark romance authors followed suit. 🌹 Priest (Sierra Simone) Okay, buckle up. This is the ultimate forbidden romance:

🥃 Beautiful Ugly: Alice Feeney’s most popular book - After a year of grieving the disappearance of his [presumed dead] wife, a man named Grady Green travels to a remote Scottish island where he soon learns that things are not as they seem to be. 🥃 His & Hers: A detective, Jack Harper, is cal

🫣One of the Good Guys (Araminta Hall): This novel delves into the dark side of male entitlement and obsession, exploring the chilling perspective of a man who believes he's a "good guy" while his actions contradict it. 🫣 Nine Perfect Strangers (Liane Moriarty): At a remote, boutique

I’ve read [or reread] these books recently, and I am a freaking STAN! 🏅Daughter of no Worlds - this book is perfectly hyped, borderline under hyped. It’s a fantasy book that belongs up there with ACOTAR or TOG. 🏅The Hunger Games - rereading this one from my high school days. Honestly, just b

Remember, these are just my opinions ❌ Illusions of Grandeur - TBH I read this book a month - or so - ago. From what I remember the FMC is the estate caretaker for the museum/house of a deceased magician, and weird things start happening. Basically, she ‘boinks’ his ghost. It just wasn’t as cap

Zodiac Academy is an action packed fantasy series written by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti. This series is at 9-book; with 2 other spin-off series (which I absolutely devoured). I’ve read 3 other series by these authors (including the Harlequin Crew), and the audio books sucked me in!

👎Savage Lands: I don’t know man, it’s an interesting concept taking place in existing countries with fantasy barriers; but I hate the relationship between Brexley and Warwick. I feel like she willingly lets him treat her like crap. 👎A Touch Of Darkness: Maybe I’m just not a fan of modernized myt