So.. it's 14 romance books I loved enough to review, and they’re all on KU.

If you enjoyed Humans Don’t Have Horns, there are two things you can do to help it reach more readers:

1. Leave a review on Goodreads

2. Request it at your local library.

   If you haven’t read Humans Don’t Have Horns, it is available on KU, in paperback, and the audiobook is widely available across major platforms.

   All links in my Linktree.

This is part two of 12 romance books I loved enough to review, and they’re all on KU. But, apparently, I can’t count, so they will be more than 12 books 🙂

And I know you’ll appreciate that the first KU on this post is my debut romantasy, Humans Don’t Have Horns. HDHH follows Lian, a Puresoul princess, who is kidnapped on the night of her marriage by Daton, a horned Cursed One, and dragged into a brutal world where survival, prejudice, and forbidden truth change everything. If you love true enemies to lovers, forbidden love, found family, political intrigue, high stakes, and high fantasy, this dark romantasy is for you.

Hurry to read it now, before the second book of the trilogy, A Crown of Blood and Magic, comes out this summer.

For the vintage vibe

The Winter King by C. L. Wilson

For the smut

Kiss of the Basilisk by Lindsay Straube

For the possessive Neandertal

Savage Mafia Prince by Annika Martin

For the eldest daughters

The Crown of Oaths and Curses by J. Bree

For the morally gray

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo

For the dark humor

Psycho Shifters by Jasmine Mas

For the healing

Little Fire by Hollee Mands

For the voiceless

Blood Song by Hollee Mands

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