Dark Romance

After the ending of Killer Kiss, I immediately started Caged Bird by Elle Thorpe. I didn’t believe for a second what we’d found out in Killer Kiss, and knew I needed to find out how this played out. Forewarning: If you haven’t read any other book in the series yet, there will be spoilers for those books in this recommendation.

At this point I was committed to this series entirely, so when I was done with Unholy Sins I immediately grabbed Killer Kiss by Elle Thorpe. It might have also been because I knew one of my absolute favorite characters was making a return to the Saint View Universe and I needed more of him in my life.

After reading Evil Enemy, I dove into Unholy Sins by Elle Thorpe, excited to get to Lyrics story. I went in blind, and well, I wasn’t expecting a taboo story between a stripper and a priest. I also didn’t know it was exactly what I needed to read.

If you’ve read Saint View Prison, Evil Enemy by Elle Thorpe takes place concurrently with that series. And honestly, I don’t know which one you should read first. I’m probably going to go with the Saint View Prison series, but Evil Enemy should be read shortly afterward though, it will leave you on a bit of a cliffhanger, so be warned.

I had read every single trilogy series in the Saint View Universe so far, with the exception of Saint View Prison by Elle Thorpe. To be honest I didn’t know if I was going to read this one due to the nature of premise, but I’m so glad I did because it was a fantastic series to read.

I had first come across the Brutes of Bristlebrook series by Rebecca Quinn back when the first book was published, but when I found out there was a cliffhanger I waited patiently for the final book to be released before I picked it up. I am really glad I waited because I needed this series this past month.

By far the most requested recommendation I see is for Enemies to Lovers book recs. In the romance book communities this seems to be the most popular. While in real life we likely would prefer a friends to lovers trope, in fiction we want to see the MMC hate the FMC but become completely enamored by her until the tension snaps and they fall in love.

Are you look for dark romance series recs that will put you in a chokehold? You want morally grey and even a touch of morally black MMC’s? You want to question why you find certain scenes hotter than expected? Well, I’ve got a list of dark romance series recs that will do all of this and more.

If you’re on this post you are desperate to find out where to find indie books, and I’m here to give you all the details plus a few of the best ways to help out your favorite indie authors.

Look, in real life, Billionaires are not redeemable, but sometimes it’s nice to live in the fantasy. So I have several billionaire romance book recs so you too can live out the fantasy of one day having enough money to afford anything you want.

Ever want a book that’s filled with quirky side characters, slowed down living, and maybe even some shenanigans? Then you want a small town romance. Luckily for you I have small town romance book recs in most genres to recommend too.

In real life, a second chance romance rarely works out well. However, in fiction, they can be some of the most heart-wrenching and beautiful stories. So I’m listing some of my favorite second chance romance book recs. These are books that I personally loved.