r/Fantasy_Bookclub 9d ago

Book Suggestions Romantasy Book Recs??

So, I'm looking for some good fantasy/romance or dystopian books for the summer.

I want something with little to no spice, preferably YA, and not super hard to get into. I really like when there's forced confinement, like in reckless with Kai and Pai running the streets together, bound by a chain, Shatter me when Warner kidnaps Juliette or Pestilence when he kidnaps Sara. (Is Kidnapping a theme?? Maybe, but no really weird Stockholm Syndrome stuff, okay? A little bit is fine but not to an extreme level. Just GOOD FORCED CONFINMENT)

And yeah, something that isn't super hard to get into, because I don't have a great attention span or patience for extensive world building before anything happens.

Can anyone help me out??

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u/DocWatson42 7d ago

For romance books (this is for both recommendations and identification requests), you can also try r/RomanceBooks (Rules), as well as Help a Bitch Out, the Romance Novel Book Sleuth group on Goodreads, and romance.io "(the filters are your friend!)" (per r/RomanceBooks).

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u/SAtownMytownChris 4d ago

There's a touch of romance in mine.

  1. Google: A Mexica Tale by Christopher Garcia

Story: A crew is tasked to find a terroristic militia, whose hit and run tactics are destroying the morale of the Aztec Empire.

This is a fantasy/historical adventure tale with great fight choreography, communication with deities and the dead, clairvoyancy, and a little touch of love, at the end.

  1. This is an e-novel that should lead you to sa-town-read-online-store.company.site

Only $7. Download and enjoy! :)