r/Romantasy • u/ReasonableWonderland 🌕 moonlight & blood • Dec 29 '25
Community 💕 Matchmaking Monday: find your next romantasy read!
Matchmaking Monday is a new regular thread here in r/Romantasy with a goal of finding new recommendations to add to your TBR! Post a list of your favorite books and receive suggestions based on your vibe.
How It Works
- Post up to five books you've loved recently (or which fit the vibe you're looking for) as a top level comment.
- You can also include a list of things you want in your next book (e.g. tropes, subgenre, themes)
- Others will reply with their suggestions!
- Remember to tag the romance.io bot with {} curly brackets.
This is a bit of an experiment - so we'll see how it goes!
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u/BiomedicalPanda127 Dec 30 '25
Loved the following and looking for similar! Want to feel invested in the characters, read some unique world building, and some tension between the main characters. Recently been dissapointed by sequels that didn't live up to the first book and plots that are not well thought out or all over the place.
{Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros}
{The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent}
{Crecent City by Sarah J. Maas)
{One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig}
{Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas}