A Few Quick Answers
Is your writing similar to Fourth Wing or ACOTAR?
My catalog runs on the tropes readers fell in love with in both of those books: fated bonds, morally gray heroes, epic worldbuilding, and a guaranteed happy ending every time.
Where should I start if I only have time for one book?
King of the Unblessed if you want epic and morally gray. Redeemer of Shadows if you want dark and gothic.
Is your romantasy as spicy as what I am already reading?
Heat level varies by book, so it is worth checking each blurb, but the majority of my catalog is spicy and written for adult readers.
What should I read if I loved Fourth Wing?
If the dragons and impossible stakes hooked you, start with Barbarian Prince in my Dragon Lords series. My dragon-shifter princes are warriors who choose their fated mates in a single night. If you love the epic romantasy worldbuilding, read King of the Unblessed in the Realm Immortal series. If you like things a little more urban romantasy try the Merely Mortal series or Tribes of the Vampire series.
What books are similar to A Court of Thorns and Roses?
My Realm Immortal series was described by my publisher as Labyrinth meets A Court of Thorns and Roses. It begins with King of the Unblessed and runs on morally gray kings, epic worldbuilding, and enemies to lovers intrigue.
I love that romantasy got big enough to have its own name, because it means more of you found your way here. Join me in the Pillow Fighter fan club and tell me which trope hooked you first.
