If you’ve ever found yourself halfway through A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas thinking, “Wait… how many courts are there again?” you are absolutely not alone. The world of Prythian is split into seasonal courts and solar courts, each with its own vibe, powers, politics, and…
There was a time when a book was a book. Now, for romantasy readers, it can be a small work of art: sprayed or stencilled edges, foiled covers, hidden designs under the dust jacket, character art on the endpapers and sometimes a signature on the title page. These special editions…
Every gift list has one impossible name on it: the reader who already owns everything. Buy them a book, and there’s a good chance they finished it in March. The trick is to stop shopping for the story and start shopping for everything that happens around it.
The covers and book blurbs were released today! I’m soooooo excited, and it feels like it’s been forever waiting for book 6 and book 7!
With the new ACOTAR books coming out in the next few months, I wanted to get back into the series, so I wrote this guide on the ACOSF characters. I hope you like it!
July 2026 romantasy releases are here! Find the biggest BookTok fantasy romance books coming out this month, plus cosy, dark, and epic romantasy reads with release dates.
If you’ve landed here, you’re probably asking the exact same thing I did before I started: is Katabasis worth reading? I love a good dark academia moment, I’m always up for a book that promises a clever magic system, and anything even vaguely hinting at Dante’s Inferno or a descent into the…
If you’ve just finished a big series (hello, ACOTAR hangover) and you’re staring at your TBR like… now what? you’re not alone. I’ve been having a little nose around what real romantasy readers are loving right now, and there are some really clear patterns in the kinds of fantasy and…
If your TikTok is anything like mine, your For You Page is basically one long scroll of people clutching paperbacks, whispering “this ruined me” and adding another romantasy to their summer TBR. And honestly? I’m not mad about it. June is absolutely stacked with big romantasy releases (yes, the kind…
Part 1: The big picture (and the relationships everyone Googles!) If you’ve ever tried explaining A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas to someone who hasn’t read it, you’ll know the struggle. You start off simple: “It’s fae, it’s romance, it’s a bit Beauty and the Beast…” and…