I've Read Fourth Wing and ACOTAR. What's Next?
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You've done it. You've fallen completely and utterly into romantasy and now nothing else will do. Fourth Wing gave you the dragons, the tension, the slow burn that made you want to throw your book across the room. ACOTAR gave you the Fae, the world-building, the romance that made you forget to eat.
Now you need more. Here is exactly where to go next.
If you loved the dragon riders and the academy setting:
On Wings of Blood is your next read. A dark academy with dragon riders, high stakes, and the kind of tension that keeps you reading until 3am.
Blood Bound by Ellis Hunter is a high-stakes dark fantasy built around a duel to the death between rival witches and dragon riders, with animal familiars woven throughout. Gripping from the first page.And for readers who fell hard for the Shadow Daddies energy, Rhapsodic is essential.
If you loved the Fae world and the court politics:
Quicksilver sits in that same space. Fae, alchemy, and a romance that is every bit as steamy and addictive as ACOTAR. If shifters are more your thing,
The Wolf King is a slow burn shifter romantasy that is genuinely unputdownable.
If you loved the enemies-to-lovers tension:
Graceless Heart is exactly what you need, sharp, charged, and historical romantasy at its best.
If you want a true slow burn:
A Kiss of Hammer and Flame is slow burn done right. A young blacksmith accidentally awakens an immortal sealed away for centuries, and what follows is action-packed romantasy and tension that builds with every chapter. AKOHAF was one of my favourite reads of 2025.
And if you want pure longing and fairytale-like storytelling set in a modern world, Wonders Never Cease is unlike anything else we stock. Beautiful, aching, and completely unforgettable.