#BEST ENEMIES TO LOVERS BOOKS SERIES#

It shows a good contrast between the rush of first love and the strong foundation of something durable. Allyssa and Odar were sweet together, but Kerdan and Allyssa are right together. Most of the time, love triangles, especially in Young Adult fiction, are just there for drama and angst and serve no other real purpose.

I have had a long-held hatred for love triangles, but damn it this one was awesome.

#BEST ENEMIES TO LOVERS BOOKS SERIES#

I consider this book and this series a classic. Tragic and hopeful, dark and romantic, the love story of the Queen and the Thief is one for the ages. I read this with a vague understanding of how the book ended, but for the first half, it seems like the most impossible, most unthinkable idea that they could have a functional relationship after she outright cuts off his right hand. The Queen of Attolia by Megan Whalen TurnerĮugenides and Irene break and heal each other in a way that’s as torturous as it is beautiful. I really love the way Maas writes the transformation of their relationship and actually makes me support something I thought a vomitous, abusive, un-redeemable mess. Like Feyre, I’m now totally on Team Rhysand. This book turns all that on its head and WOW.

It wasn’t that I liked Tamlin, I just…didn’t like Rhysand because he seemed like an ass in every possible way. I will admit I liked absolutely nothing about Rhysand in A Court of Thorns and Roses (well except that he was a badass). They’re some of the enemies to lovers in Fantasy books I’ve read! A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. In Falling Kingdoms, it seems they couldn’t be more opposed in every way, but gradually overcome their differences despite loss, brokeness, mistakes, and oh so much baggage. Magnus and Cleo probably have the most intense animosity of any couple on this list to start with. While it was ultimately not to be, I greatly enjoyed the relationship between these two precious floofs in the first book of the series. MaasĪlas, I am one of those unfortunates who shipped Chaolaena most passionately. Their love story is amazingly executed and I can’t wait for book #3 releasing next month! Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Selene and Damien’s slow-burn romance embodies themes of forgiveness and redemption, but also intrigue and sorcery. I cannot sing the praises of this series loudly enough. Continue reading at your own risk! Flight of the Raven by Morgan L. WARNING: This post contains minor spoilers for some of the series listed.

“It’s not love unless they’ve tried to kill each other at least once,” as the saying goes. Enemies to lovers in Fantasy books is one of my favorite tropes.

Best enemies to lovers books