Credence
Penelope Douglas
Average Goodreads rating4.2
- Forbidden Romance
- Morally Grey Characters
Book trope · 9 books
Dark Romance Trope
9 Dark Romance books
4 are tagged with Dark Romance individually. The others belong to a series tagged with it, which doesn’t mean every book in it features the trope, so they’re marked “Matched via its series”.
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9 books found
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Nocticadia
Keri Lake
Average Goodreads rating4.4
- Forbidden Romance
- Morally Grey Characters
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Gothikana
RuNyx
Average Goodreads rating4.3
- Forbidden Romance
- Morally Grey Characters
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The Wolf and the Woodsman
Ava Reid
Average Goodreads rating3.9
- Enemies to Lovers
- Dark Fantasy
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Anathema
Keri Lake
The Eating Woods, book 1
Average Goodreads rating4.4
Matched via its series
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Throne of the Fallen
Kerri Maniscalco
Prince of Sin, book 1
Average Goodreads rating4.0
Matched via its series
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Eldritch
Keri Lake
The Eating Woods, book 2
Average Goodreads rating4.4
Matched via its series
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Throne of Nightmares
Kerri Maniscalco
Prince of Sin, book 3
Average Goodreads rating4.0
Matched via its series
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Throne of Secrets
Kerri Maniscalco
Prince of Sin, book 2
Average Goodreads rating4.0
Matched via its series
Often paired with
Tropes that share the most books with Dark Romance
Series with the Dark Romance trope
2 series- Prince of Sin Kerri Maniscalco
- The Eating Woods Keri Lake
Dark Romance Trope FAQs
- What are the best Dark Romance books?
- Popular books with the Dark Romance trope include Credence by Penelope Douglas, Nocticadia by Keri Lake, Gothikana by RuNyx and The Wolf and the Woodsman by Ava Reid.
- What book series have the Dark Romance trope?
- Book series featuring the Dark Romance trope include The Eating Woods and Prince of Sin.