Guest Author Post - 4 Fantasy Romance Books to Snuggle Up with This Autumn - Deborah Boyland

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4 Fantasy Romance Books to Snuggle Up with This Autumn

As the leaves begin to turn fiery shades of red and gold, and the air takes on a crisp chill, there's no better time to cozy up with Gilmore Girls, a hot chocolate, and of course, a book. While there are plenty of great contemporary romance novels to keep you warm this autumn, if you’re looking for a chance to sink your teeth into something a little different, here are four fantasy romance books that will transport you to different realms, even if it’s just for a little while.

 

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

The Night Circus follows Celia and Marco, two young magicians bound in a competition by their mentors. The circus only opens at night. Brimming with enchanting performances and magical wonders, it serves as the perfect backdrop for their rivalry. As Celia and Marco's abilities grow, so do their feelings for each other, creating a love story that is as enchanting as the circus itself. Erin Morgenstern's dreamy voice makes this book a perfect autumn read.

The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden

Katherine Arden's debut novel transports readers to a frosty medieval Russia. The story follows Vasilisa, a young girl with a gift for seeing and communing with the spirits of the forest. When her village falls under the sway of an austere priest and a shadowy evil, Vasilisa's mystical abilities become lifesaving. Along the way, she encounters the enigmatic Frost King, Morozko, leading to a slow-burning romance that will keep you warm on the chilliest nights.

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

If you’ve read book one and are umming and ahhing over opening up book two, this is your sign to do it. It gets way, way better. In the second instalment of Sarah J. Maas's ACOTAR series, Feyre Archeron's life has taken a dark turn, and she finds herself in the company of the mysterious High Lord of the Night Court, Rhysand. As Feyre navigates the intrigues and dangers of the Faerie world, her relationship with Rhysand deepens.

Stardust by Neil Gaiman

What better time than Autumn to open up Neil Gaiman's Stardust, which follows Tristan Thorn on a quest to retrieve a fallen star for his beloved, only to discover that the star is not a piece of rock but a celestial being named Yvaine. As they journey through the magical kingdom of Stormhold, their bond deepens, and their love story unfolds against the backdrop of a magical and enchanting world. With its fairy-tale elements and autumnal undertones, Stardust is a perfect choice for a cozy autumn read.

 

Whether you prefer ethereal circuses, wintry landscapes, Faerie realms, or magical quests, these four stories will give you the perfect start to fall. Grab a blanket, a hot beverage, and one of these enchanting novels, and let the autumn vibes sweep you away into a world of love and fantasy.

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Deborah Boyland, Fantasy Romance Author 
Deborah writes about magical kingdoms, complex female characters, and morally grey love interests with naughty, wandering fingers.



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