dark romance books

  • Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Faith is a psychology student fascinated by true crime, but one case has become impossible to ignore: Zane Valeheart, a convicted killer imprisoned for murdering his own family. Wanting to understand the mind behind the monster, Faith reaches out to study him—but their conversations quickly turn into something much darker and more obsessive. What do…

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  • Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger

    Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger

    Imagine this: your husband just died. You bury him, come home completely heartbroken, and then a letter arrives. From prison. It’s from a man named Dante, someone you’ve never met, and it contains one sentence: I’ll wait forever if I have to. Obviously, you write back because… what the fuck does that mean? Dante says…

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  • God of Ruin by Rina Kent

    God of Ruin by Rina Kent

    Finally, at the end of summer—or, well, mid-August—I’m coming back to finish my beloved Legacy of Gods series by Rina Kent. I was left with God of Ruin, which tells the love story between Landon, Brandon’s twin brother, and Mia, the twin sister of Maya and Niko Sokolov. And reading about their parents first made…

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  • Pink Ink, Avina St. Graves

    Pink Ink, Avina St. Graves

    I couldn’t stay away from a new-release dark romance for long. Apparently, I have no self-control. And honestly? I’m not even sorry. There’s a serial killer stalking the city, carefully staging his murders like disturbing works of art. Our horror-obsessed film student, Reyna, becomes fascinated by the pattern and decides to recreate one of the…

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  • Red Thorns / Black Thorns Duet: Rina Kent

    The duet that slowly drags us one step closer to the Legacy of Gods universe. Sebastian Weaver has it all—star quarterback, campus golden boy, rich, cocky, and painfully aware of the effect he has on everyone around him. Naomi wants absolutely nothing to do with him, convinced she’s immune to his charm. She couldn’t be…

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