Heartless Hunter
Kristen Ciccarelli · romantasy
With the current boom in romantasy, sometimes it can be hard to find a truly fresh premise, so stumbling on this book was like striking gold. Gripping from page one.
What I'm reading
The nightstand.
A few of my faves of the genre and a current look at my shelf. Not sponsored, definitely not comprehensive, and just for fun!
RECENTLY READ
Good at Being Alive
by Elizabeth O'Roark · romance
Our main characters, Bex and Theo, must navigate the aftermath of a tragic accident that cost Bex her entire family, including her father, the co-owner of Theo's company. Now forced together to film the reality show that was meant to shoot before tragedy struck, the two of them must find a way to convince the world they've fallen in love. I never ever get tired of reading Elizabeth's work. If there's one person who can balance the fragility of grief with a romance that's still light and sexy, it's her.
Essential Reading
The Hating Game
Sally Thorne · enemies to lovers
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I love men who yearn. Joshua Templeman is a yearning final boss and I once reread this three times in the same year.
Starling House
Alix E. Harrow · horror romantasy
Considering the horror-lite context, this was a surprisingly sweet and tender entry into the romantasy genre that I thought about for weeks after finishing.
Have a recommendation for me? I'd love to read it.