Over 35 of the Best Enemies to Lovers Books

Pride and Prejudice

by Jane Austen

We can’t have an ultimate enemies-to-lovers list without including this classic; Mr.Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet introduced many of us to this beloved trope in the first place. In this classic romance novel, Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy are two strong-willed and independent characters who clash in a battle of wits and social standing. As they navigate societal expectations, family pressures, and misunderstandings, they realize that their initial judgments of each other may not be as accurate as they thought.

The enduring appeal of Pride and Prejudice as an enemies-to-lovers book lies in Austen’s masterful portrayal of the character’s emotional growth, the societal norms that make their romance a challenge, and the witty dialogue that keeps readers engaged. The novel explores the importance of overcoming prejudice and pride, showing that true love can blossom from the most unexpected circumstances.

A Court of Thorns and Roses Series

by Sarah J. Maas

In the captivating fantasy series A Court of Thorns and Roses, nineteen-year-old huntress Feyre Archeron accidentally kills a fae in her human realm, setting off a chain of events that entangle her in the dangerous politics of the fae world. As punishment, she’s taken to the enchanting lands of Prythian, where she finds herself a prisoner of Tamlin, a High Fae Lord. Blending romance, adventure, and faerie lore, A Court of Thorns and Roses is a seductive, breathtaking series that offers an unforgettable reading experience.

I can’t get enough of this series; it is one of my favorites. It has all the elements that make it a must-read for romance enthusiasts, weaving together some of my favorite tropes in this enemies-to-lovers series. As you follow Feyre’s journey, you’ll find yourself completely swept up in the ebb and flow of her evolving relationships, with trust and tension building deliciously throughout.

Get a Life, Chloe Brown

by Talia Hibbert

Get a Life, Chloe Brown is a heartwarming and relatable enemies-to-lovers book about Chloe Brown, a chronically ill computer geek who decides to shake things up by creating a bucket list to help her “get a life.” Realizing she can’t do it alone, she enlists the help of Redford “Red” Morgan, her building’s charming superintendent, with whom she initially shares a strong dislike. As Chloe and Red join forces to tackle her list, they soon discover there’s more to each other than meets the eye. Their initial impressions crumble, making way for a delightful and unexpected connection that will leave you smiling.

Talia Hibbert’s writing captures the essence of overcoming personal barriers and prejudices while creating a charming and hilarious dynamic between Chloe and Red. Their journey from disdain to love is a sheer delight to read, filled with humor, vulnerability, and personal growth.

The Serpent and the Wings of Night

by Carissa Broadbent

Set in the ruthless realm of Obitraes, this dark fantasy follows Oraya, the human adoptive daughter of the Nightborn vampire king. She faces the challenge of her life as she competes in the legendary Kejari tournament, where only one will survive and earn a favor from the goddess of death, Nyaxia. Amidst the heart-pounding action, she forms a fragile alliance with Raihn, a mysterious and powerful vampire, leading to an irresistible enemies-to-allies-to-lovers dynamic.

I could not put this book down. Broadbent’s vivid world-building, complex characters, and masterful storytelling create an emotionally charged and unforgettable reading experience. The novel brilliantly explores the intricacies of relationships, making even traditionally villainous characters like vampires surprisingly relatable. With its blend of romance, suspense, and action, The Serpent and the Wings of Night is a must-read for fans of dark fantasy romance.

Red, White & Royal Blue

by Casey McQuiston

In this contemporary romantic comedy, Alex Claremont-Diaz, the charismatic First Son of the United States, and Henry, the dashing Prince of Wales, find themselves in the spotlight after an international scandal. To save face, they’re forced to fake a friendship for diplomacy. However, their initial animosity slowly transforms into a secret romance that could send shockwaves through the political world.

Red, White & Royal Blue offers a delightful enemies-to-lovers book that delves into the intricacies of public image, duty, and the power of love to overcome adversity. McQuiston’s witty and engaging writing keeps readers captivated by Alex and Henry’s journey from rivals to secret lovers. If you are a fan of heartwarming narratives exploring themes such as love, identity, and personal growth, this may be the book for you!

An Ember in the Ashes

by Sabaa Tahir

In An Ember in the Ashes, readers are transported to a brutal world inspired by ancient Rome, where Laia, an enslaved person, and Elias, a soldier, are trapped under the oppressive Martial Empire. When Laia’s brother is arrested for treason, she makes a desperate pact with rebels to spy on the Empire’s military academy in exchange for her brother’s rescue. Inside the academy, Laia encounters Elias, the school’s top soldier, who longs for freedom from the tyranny he’s trained to enforce. Their destinies become entwined, and their choices will determine the fate of the Empire.

This heart-pounding, emotionally evocative novel features a complex web of relationships and high stakes while exploring themes of oppression, loyalty, and the power of love to overcome adversity. Tahir’s intricate world-building and captivating character development creates a gripping reading experience that will leave you furious, panicked, and desperate for more.

The Hating Game

by Sally Thorne

In The Hating Game, Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman, executive assistants at a publishing company, find themselves locked in bitter rivalry as they compete for the same promotion. As they engage in a series of intense office games designed to outdo one another, they slowly discover that their initial hatred for each other is transforming into something entirely different. As the stakes grow higher and their relationship evolves, Lucy and Joshua must confront the possibility that there’s more to their connection than just professional competition.

The Hating Game is a delightful enemies-to-lovers romance that masterfully explores the thin line between love and hate. Sally Thorne’s witty writing style and vivid characterization bring Lucy and Joshua to life, showcasing their captivating and hilarious dynamic. As the story unfolds, readers will be thoroughly entertained by the duo’s journey from fierce rivals to passionate lovers.

Serpent & Dove

by Shelby Mahurin

Serpent & Dove weaves an enthralling enemies-to-lovers tale set in a world of witches, magic, and political intrigue. The story follows Louise “Lou” le Blanc, a cunning witch on the run from her coven, and Reid Diggory, a devoted witch hunter, who are forced into a marriage of convenience. As they navigate the treacherous waters of their union, the tension between them slowly transforms into an undeniable passion.

Their connection unfolds in a high-stakes game of secrets and trust, with Lou concealing her true identity from the person sworn to hunt witches like her. As their feelings for each other deepen, we can’t help but anxiously anticipate the moment Reid discovers the truth. The question lingers: will their love be strong enough to overcome the obstacles and unite them in a world determined to tear them apart?

The Worst Best Man

by Mia Sosa

Wedding planner Carolina Santos is forced to work with her ex-fiancé’s brother, Max Hartley, to land her dream job. As they collaborate, the animosity between them begins to dissolve, and an unexpected romance starts to bloom. However, Max has always been seen as the enemy for his role in the failed wedding, and Lina is determined to serve some payback.

In The Worst Best Man, Mia Sosa delivers a sassy, steamy #ownvoices enemies-to-lovers novel that explores the complexities of family, loyalty, and forgiveness. As Carolina and Max navigate their tumultuous working relationship, they soon discover that their hate might not be the only emotion creating sparks between them. Sosa’s engaging writing style and vibrant characters make their journey from rivals to lovers an enjoyable and heartwarming read, perfect for Jasmine Guillory, Helen Hoang, and Sally Thorne fans.

These Violent Delights

by Chloe Gong

These Violent Delights transports readers to 1920s Shanghai, where rival gangs rule the streets and tensions are high. This novel is a clever reimagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, following the story of Juliette Cai, heir to the Scarlet Gang, and Roma Montagov, heir to the White Flowers. As madness sweeps the city, the two young heirs must put aside their enmity and work together to save their people from the plague threatening to consume them all.

The enthralling connection between Juliette and Roma is heart-wrenching and intense as they grapple with their feelings in the dangerous realm of gang rivalries and political intrigue. The novel’s rich historical backdrop and multifaceted characters bring added depth to their turbulent relationship. For those enamored by star-crossed lovers, gripping action, and a hint of the supernatural, this book is an indispensable addition to your reading list.

Spanish Love Deception

by Elena Armas

In The Spanish Love Deception, Lina is a successful engineer who needs a date for her sister’s wedding in Spain to avoid her family’s scrutiny. To her surprise, her annoying coworker, Aaron, agrees to be her fake boyfriend for the trip. As they spend more time together, Lina and Aaron’s initial dislike for each other starts to fade, giving way to an unexpected and passionate romance.

This book is a delightful enemies-to-lovers book that draws readers in with its humor, warmth, and undeniable chemistry between Lina and Aaron. The novel dives into the complexities of family dynamics, workplace relationships, and the vulnerability that comes with opening your heart to someone who once seemed so wrong for you.

The Cruel Prince

by Holly Black

Jude, a mortal girl, is thrust into the treacherous world of Faerie when her parents are murdered. Ten years later, Jude longs to belong in the Faerie Court, despite her mortality. However, she faces the disdain of many fey, especially Prince Cardan. To secure her place at the court, Jude must defy Cardan and grapple with her capacity for deception and bloodshed. Amidst palace intrigues and escalating violence, Jude discovers that her enemies-to-lovers relationship with Cardan may hold the key to saving her sisters and Faerie itself.

The Cruel Prince is the first book of the series set in a dark and enchanting world where beauty and danger coexist. Holly Black draws readers into the tense and tumultuous relationship between Jude and Cardan. Their journey explores themes of power, betrayal, and love, making it an enthralling and immersive read that will leave readers breathless.

Dating Dr. Dil

by Nisha Sharma

In Dating Dr. Dil, love-phobic TV doctor Prem Verma and love-obsessed homebody Kareena Mann find themselves in an unexpected partnership. As Kareena seeks to save her mother’s home by getting engaged within four months (a deal she had to make with her father to get the house), she’s paired with the one man she’d rather avoid: Dr. Dil. Despite their conflicting views on love, Prem must convince Kareena he’s her soulmate to secure funding for his community health center. As the two spend more time together, they wonder if their initial animosity has transformed into something more profound.

The witty banter and chemistry between Kareena and Prem make their journey from enemies to lovers an enthralling and heartwarming experience. Additionally, the story is infused with surprising moments of vulnerability and honesty, making it a refreshing and engaging read.

The Viscount Who Loved Me: Bridgerton

by Julia Quinn

Anthony Bridgerton, London’s most notorious rake, is determined to marry for convenience rather than love. However, his plans are thwarted by the strong-willed Kate Sheffield, the sister of his intended bride, who is equally determined to protect her sister from his rakish ways. As they spar and challenge each other, they find their initial animosity transforming into something far more profound and unexpected.

The Viscount Who Loved Me is a charming and captivating enemies-to-lovers novel set in the Regency era, filled with the wit, elegance, and romance that the period is known for. As Anthony and Kate navigate the complexities of high society, their interactions are filled with sharp banter and undeniable chemistry, making their evolving relationship all the more compelling. This historical romance offers readers an escape into a world of intrigue, passion, and unexpected love, proving that sometimes, the most unlikely of pairs can create the most unforgettable love stories.

From Blood and Ash

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Poppy, the Maiden, has been chosen from birth to usher in a new era destined for a life of solitude and submission. She longs for more than her preordained existence and would rather fight alongside the guards than await her Ascension. When a golden-eyed guard, Hawke, enters her life, her destiny becomes tangled with desire and need. As they navigate their undeniable attraction, the entire kingdom’s future hangs in the balance.

“From Blood and Ash” is a captivating and action-packed fantasy that explores the struggle between duty and desire. As the line between the forbidden and the right becomes blurred, Poppy is at risk of losing her heart and her life. Armentrout creates a thrilling enemies-to-lovers book set in a richly imagined world filled with intrigue, supernatural elements, and a memorable romance between Poppy and Hawke.

The Trouble with Hating You

by Sajni Patel

When Liya Thakkar’s conservative Indian parents try to set her up with Jay Shah, she leaves their dinner meeting in a huff, convinced they could never get along. However, when Jay turns out to be her new coworker, their undeniable chemistry challenges their initial animosity. As they engage in witty banter and late-night chats, Liya begins to wonder if Jay could be the one man who truly accepts her. However, falling in love means confronting their painful pasts, and Liya must decide whether to keep running or finally give love a chance.

The Trouble with Hating You is an engaging enemies-to-lovers romance that explores the complexities of culture, family expectations, and personal growth. Sajni Patel’s engaging writing and relatable characters make Liya and Jay’s journey from adversaries to lovers a heartwarming and enjoyable read.

Six Crimson Cranes

by Elizabeth Lim

Shiori’anma, the sole princess of Kiata, harbors a hidden secret—she possesses forbidden magic. When she accidentally reveals her powers, her stepmother banishes Shiori and turns her brothers into cranes. With a curse silencing her voice, Shiori sets out on a quest to find her brothers and unravel a sinister plot to usurp the throne. Along the way, she must rely on a paper bird, a mysterious dragon, and the very boy she sought to avoid marrying, all while learning to embrace the magic she has been taught to reject. 

Six Crimson Cranes perfectly captures the romance between Shiori and her love interest. Amidst a world filled with magic and folklore, their journey from adversaries to lovers is heartwarming and engaging. The strong family bond between Shiori and her six brothers adds an extra layer of depth to the story, making it not only a tale of romance but also of the unbreakable bond between siblings.

Punk 57

by Penelope Douglas

Misha and Ryen have been pen pals for years, never knowing each other’s true identities. Through their letters, they support and challenge each other, forming a unique bond that is tested when they decide to finally meet in person. With only three rules – no social media, no phone numbers, and no pictures – their friendship thrives until they come face-to-face and find their expectations challenged.

Punk 57 delves deep into the complexities of high school life, social hierarchies, and self-acceptance. Both characters struggle with their demons and grapple with maintaining their true selves in a world full of expectations and judgment. Punk 57 handles serious issues such as bullying, self-esteem, and personal growth, all while delivering a steamy and captivating love story. The author captures the raw emotions and vulnerability of the characters, making it easy for readers to empathize with their struggles and ultimately root for their happiness.

Once Upon a Broken Heart

by Stephanie Garber

Desperate to stop her former fiancé’s wedding, Evangeline makes a risky bargain with the enigmatic and dangerous Prince of Hearts. As Evangeline becomes entwined in the Prince’s world of magic, deception, and treachery, their initial mistrust and hatred toward one another transform into a compelling and intricate dynamic. This beautifully crafted enemies-to-lovers narrative explores the delicate balance between the complexities of the human heart and the power of love as Evangeline navigates the treacherous path between trust and deception. 

As the characters navigate the delicate balance between love, desire, and betrayal, this magical enemies-to-lovers story showcases Garber’s incredible storytelling abilities. The enchanting world, richly drawn characters, and enthralling narrative make Once Upon a Broken Heart a must-read for fans of whimsical, romantic fantasy. Though the novel can be enjoyed as a standalone, reading the Caraval series first is recommended to avoid potential spoilers.

Once Upon a Broken Heart

by Stephanie Garber

Desperate to stop her former fiancé’s wedding, Evangeline makes a risky bargain with the enigmatic and dangerous Prince of Hearts. As Evangeline becomes entwined in the Prince’s world of magic, deception, and treachery, their initial mistrust and hatred toward one another transform into a compelling and intricate dynamic. This beautifully crafted enemies-to-lovers narrative explores the delicate balance between the complexities of the human heart and the power of love as Evangeline navigates the treacherous path between trust and deception.

As the characters navigate the delicate balance between love, desire, and betrayal, this magical enemies-to-lovers story showcases Garber’s incredible storytelling abilities. The enchanting world, richly drawn characters, and enthralling narrative make Once Upon a Broken Heart a must-read for fans of whimsical, romantic fantasy. Though the novel can be enjoyed as a standalone, reading the Caraval series first is recommended to avoid potential spoilers.

Six of Crows

by Leigh Bardugo

In the gritty world of Ketterdam, a band of six unlikely outcasts is assembled for a deadly heist that will test their skills, loyalties, and relationships. As criminal mastermind Kaz Brekker and his motley crew navigate their tangled pasts and present entanglements, they must confront the possibility of a future together, despite their initial animosities.

Six of Crows weaves multiple enemies-to-lovers storylines into a richly imagined universe brimming with intrigue, danger, and unexpected alliances. As the characters learn to trust, rely on, and care for one another, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotion, exploring themes of redemption, resilience, and the power of unity against overwhelming odds. With its captivating narrative, complex characters, and a vividly realized world, Six of Crows offers a unique and compelling take on the enemies-to-lovers trope, making it an excellent read for fans of fantasy and romance alike.

Bully

by Penelope Douglas

Tate and Jared were once inseparable best friends, but after a year apart, Jared returns with a newfound dislike towards Tate. As they navigate their turbulent senior year, the line between love and hate grows blurry, compelling them to face their emotions and the secrets they’ve hidden from one another.

Penelope Douglas’s engaging writing and dynamic characters create a story that pulls readers into the emotional whirlwind of Tate and Jared’s journey from enemies to lovers. As Tate bravely decides to stand up to Jared and fight back, their relationship transforms unexpectedly, highlighting the power of forgiveness, understanding, and the resilience of the human spirit. Set against a backdrop of high school drama, Bully explores the challenges of navigating relationships, the weight of rumors and gossip, and the importance of self-discovery.

Pestilence

by Laura Thalassa

When the Horseman Pestilence arrives on Earth to bring about the apocalypse, Sara Burns, a brave and determined woman, decides she must stop him to save her loved ones and humanity. When Sara takes it upon herself to confront Pestilence, she learns he cannot be killed. Captured by the angered horseman, she is determined to suffer at his hands. However, as they spend more time together, Sara begins questioning his true intentions and her feelings toward him. 

“Pestilence” is an enemies-to-lovers book that intertwines romance, fantasy, and apocalyptic fiction. Laura Thalassa’s world-building paints a vivid picture of a world on the brink of destruction, while her characters bring depth and emotional intensity to the story. Sara and Pestilence’s journey from bitter enemies to passionate lovers is fraught with danger, moral dilemmas, and heart-wrenching choices. As they navigate the challenges of a crumbling world, their chemistry ignites the pages.

Fight or Flight

by Samantha Young

A chance encounter brings together two strangers, Ava Breevort and Caleb Scott, who share a flight and a series of misadventures. At first, they run into each other at an airport, immediately taking a solid dislike for one another. Then, they end up seated next to each other on a flight, where Caleb’s less-than-charming behavior only heightens their mutual disdain. As they continue to cross paths, their initial irritation gives way to an undeniable attraction, forcing them to reconsider their judgments about each other.

Samantha Young artfully weaves an emotional journey of love, vulnerability, and personal barriers, as Ava and Caleb navigate the complexities of their evolving feelings. While the story is initially sprinkled with lighthearted banter, it becomes a rich and emotionally charged narrative that will touch your heart. Readers may find themselves immersed in a tale of love, connection, and new beginnings crafted through this engaging book.

Savage Lands

by Stacey Marie Brown

Savage Lands is a gripping series set twenty years after the fall of the barrier between Earth and the Otherworld in the Fae Wars. Brexley, a 19-year-old human, must navigate the treacherous world of power struggles and political games within a walled city until she is thrown into Halalhaz, the House of Death – a notorious prison where humans and fae fight to survive. There, she forms alliances with fae prisoners while learning to adapt to her new environment. Amidst the dark and gritty backdrop, this tale is filled with tension, intrigue, and an attraction that will leave readers eager for the next installment.

This is a dark enemies-to-lovers series for 18+ audiences. It is a very slow burn, leaving you wondering when and if these characters will exit the enemies stage. The tension builds wonderfully as jealousy and attraction between the characters grow, creating a captivating and magnetic narrative that will engage and satisfy fans of the genre.

She Gets the Girl

by Alyson Derrick and Rachael Lippincott

In She Gets the Girl, we meet the delightfully headstrong Alex Blackwood and endearingly awkward Molly Parker, two seemingly mismatched young women navigating the same college campus. When fate forces them together, they discover a common goal of winning the hearts of their respective dream girls. As they join forces to help each other, they find themselves unexpectedly falling for one another.

The captivating dynamic between Alex and Molly’s contrasting personalities creates a tension that gradually transforms into an authentic bond. As they break down their emotional walls, they learn to appreciate each other’s strengths and vulnerabilities. This heartfelt journey of these two characters makes this novel a delightful and gratifying read for those who adore the enemies-to-lovers trope. With its exploration of trust, self-discovery, and personal growth, She Gets the Girl delivers a warm and unforgettable tale.

To Kill a Kingdom

by Alexandra Christo

Lira, a siren princess, finds herself cursed to become human and faces the daunting task of killing Prince Elian, a renowned siren hunter, to reclaim her place beneath the waves. As fate brings them together, they form a reluctant alliance to pursue a common goal: saving both worlds. As Lira and Elian navigate the treacherous waters of their respective worlds, they grapple with their growing attraction and the implications of their burgeoning feelings for one another. 

To Kill a Kingdom is an enthralling enemies-to-lovers tale that seamlessly weaves romance, fantasy, and adventure to create an unforgettable reading experience. Alexandra Christo’s exceptional world-building transports readers to a realm where dangerous sirens and valiant hunters coexist. At the same time, her intricate character development ensures that Lira and Elian’s journey from adversaries to soulmates is both thrilling and emotionally resonant.

From Lukov with Love

by Mariana Zapata

In From Lukov with Love, fiercely competitive figure skater Jasmine Santos faces the ultimate challenge when she reluctantly agrees to partner with her childhood rival, Ivan Lukov, in pursuit of a coveted world championship title. As these two strong-willed athletes embark on an intense training journey together, their long-standing animosity melts away, gradually revealing a deeper, more meaningful connection beneath the icy surface.

Against the backdrop of the high-stakes world of competitive figure skating, this heartwarming and captivating enemies-to-lovers book deftly explores themes of trust, vulnerability, and personal growth. As Jasmine and Ivan navigate the complex dynamics of their evolving partnership, they learn to appreciate each other’s strengths, support one another through adversity, and ultimately discover the transformative power of love. This romance allows readers to fully immerse themselves in the intense emotions experienced by the characters as they navigate their complex feelings for one another.

Dance of Thieves

by Mary E. Pearson

Kazi, a skilled former street thief turned elite soldier, is sent on a mission by the queen to uncover a deadly conspiracy involving a missing war criminal. Her investigation leads her to the unacknowledged Ballenger Dynasty, ruled by the newly-appointed leader, Jase. As they find themselves thrown together amidst a web of lies, deception, and burgeoning threats, their initial animosity gradually transforms into an unexpected romance that could change their lives and the fate of their kingdoms.

Dance of Thieves is a thrilling enemies-to-lovers book that expertly weaves together an intricate plot full of scheming, violence, and a range of well-executed tropes, from forced proximity and enemies to lovers to choose between duty and love. With its heart-pounding pace and emphasis on romance, this captivating novel offers an emotionally satisfying experience for fans of YA fantasy and will leave them eagerly anticipating the sequel.

Vicious

by L.J. Shen

Vicious is a captivating, emotionally charged enemies-to-lovers romance that follows Emilia and Vicious, two individuals with a complicated history navigating through the thin line between love and hate. Their journey is filled with twists and turns, forcing them to confront their past and the possibility of a future together. L.J. Shen’s engaging writing and dynamic characters make this story an addictive and enthralling experience.

As a quintessential enemies-to-lovers tale, Vicious explores the complexities of attraction and redemption, delving into the depths of human emotion and desire. The chemistry between Emilia and Vicious is palpable, creating a tension-filled atmosphere that enthralls readers. The well-crafted push and pull between the characters and their personal growth highlights the transformative power of love and forgiveness, making this book a powerful addition to the enemies-to-lovers list.

The Bridge Kingdom

By Danielle L. Jensen

The Bridge Kingdom follows Lara, a warrior princess trained in isolation, as she embarks on a dangerous mission to infiltrate the Bridge Kingdom and bring its ruler, King Aren, to his knees. Sent under the guise of a peace offering, Lara is determined to shatter the kingdom’s defenses and dismantle its power from within. However, as she delves deeper into the intricacies of the kingdom and its ongoing battle for the bridge, Lara’s loyalties are tested. She begins to question whether she is the hero or the villain in this conflict. 

This series offers an enemies-to-lovers romance where tension-filled scenes heighten the emotional stakes as Lara and Aren grapple with their growing feelings. The romance is complicated as they face moral dilemmas and loyalty to their lands, inviting readers to explore the boundaries between love and hate, duty and desire, and heroism and villainy.

Brutal Prince

by Sophie Lark

In Brutal Prince, the Griffins and Gallos have been locked in a bitter rivalry for generations, battling for control over Chicago’s underworld. The animosity between the two powerful mafia families is reignited when Aida, the youngest and wildest Gallo sibling, inadvertently sets fire to the library of the Griffin mansion during a party. Her father arranges a marriage between Aida and Callum Griffin, the eldest son and heir, to prevent an all-out war. As the two struggle for dominance, they must determine who will break first.

Despite their initial animosity, Aida and Callum slowly discover their mutual attraction, and their explosive tension gradually evolves into a deeper connection. Together, they learn the importance of trust and teamwork in the face of danger and familial expectations. With its engaging plot, dynamic characters, and a supporting cast that leaves readers wanting more, “Brutal Prince” offers an enthralling journey into the world of mafia romance.

Shatter Me

by Tahereh Mafi

In Shatter Me, Juliette Ferrars is burdened with a lethal touch that has caused her to be isolated and imprisoned. When an opportunity arises for her to join a group of rebels fighting against a tyrannical regime, she must wrestle with her feelings for her captor, Warner, and the potential for a life without fear. Set in a dangerous and oppressive dystopian world, this book delivers an enemies-to-lovers narrative filled with action, intrigue, and passion.

Tahereh Mafi’s prose and multifaceted characters make the transformation from foes to lovers an immersive and emotionally charged journey. As they face challenges and confront their own vulnerabilities, the chemistry between them intensifies, leaving readers captivated by their evolving relationship. With its gripping storyline, compelling characters, and the exploration of themes such as love, trust, and personal growth, “Shatter Me” is a standout addition to the enemies-to-lovers genre.

Corrupt

by Penelope Douglas

In Penelope Douglas’s dark romance, Corrupt, Erika Fane, known as Rika, has been in love with Michael Crist, her boyfriend Trevor’s older brother, for as long as she can remember. When Michael and his friends wrongly believe Rika is responsible for sending them to prison, they plot revenge against her. Rika, a seemingly privileged girl with a troubled past, finds herself in a dangerous game with these ruthless men, but she is not one to back down.

Corrupt is set in a world of disillusioned rich kids, power struggles, and twisted rituals. The narrative switches seamlessly between the present day and events from three years prior, providing depth to the characters and their relationships. The novel explores themes of fear, desire, and the complexity of human relationships. Fans of suspenseful, steamy romances will find themselves hooked and eager to explore.

Daughter of the Pirate King

by Tricia Levenseller

Alosa, the fierce and cunning daughter of the infamous Pirate King, embarks on a dangerous mission to recover a legendary treasure map. To achieve her goal, she deliberately gets herself captured by a rival pirate crew led by the captain, Riden. As they race against time to uncover the hidden treasure, Alosa must navigate her complex feelings for Riden while maintaining her loyalty to her father and her mission.

Daughter of the Pirate King is a swashbuckling enemies-to-lovers tale, blending romance, adventure, and high-stakes treasure hunting. Alosa and Riden’s journey from enemies to lovers is a thrilling and emotionally satisfying experience as they grapple with their conflicting loyalties and the undeniable attraction between them. This book is perfect for fans of action-packed romance and daring escapades on the high seas.

The Simple Wild

by K.A. Tucker

City girl Calla Fletcher returns to the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness to reconnect with her estranged father. However, her journey becomes more complicated when she finds herself at odds with the rugged and enigmatic Jonah, a skilled pilot who works for her father. As Calla and Jonah navigate the challenges of the untamed wilderness and confront their own demons, they realize that their initial animosity may be masking something far more profound and powerful.

This emotionally resonant and enjoyable read is a perfect choice for those who appreciate a heartfelt story that skillfully weaves together romance, adventure, and self-reflection. Set against the stunning backdrop of Alaska’s untamed beauty, The Simple Wild is a novel that will leave a lasting impression on readers, stirring their hearts and igniting their imaginations.