We Made It to Wednesday: 5 Dark Romances to Haunt Your TBR

Morally gray love interests. Death-adjacent devotion. And enough emotional destruction to fuel your Wednesday. This week’s list features goth-flavored romances for readers who aren’t afraid of a little soul-binding obsession.

🖤We made it to Wednesday🖤

This week I finished To Love the Reaper by Alex N. Rose, and listen—if Death ever shows up looking like that, I’m not running. I’m making tea. And signing a soul contract with my prettiest pen.

So if you’re also into morally gray love interests, soul-deep obsession, and a little light death flirtation… here are 5 goth-tinged, emotionally destructive romances to haunt your TBR:

📚 The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy – Megan Bannen

“I’ve never hated someone so much I wanted to kiss them.”

Grumpy demigod. Sunshine necromancer. Corpse-adjacent enemies to lovers. (It’s weird. It’s perfect.)

📚 The Dead Romantics – Ashley Poston

“I was in love with a ghost. And it was the most real thing I’d ever felt.”

A ghostwriter meets a literal ghost. Cue the crying, swooning, and spiritual emotional damage.

📚 The Serpent and the Wings of Night – Carissa Broadbent

“I am yours. I am death, and I am yours.”

A brutal tournament. A vampire prince. Wings, fangs, and dangerously deep devotion.

📚 Ruthless Vows – Rebecca Ross

“You’re still the boy who carries my heart like a lantern in the dark.”

A hauntingly poetic conclusion to Divine Rivals that proves love is both a weapon and a war cry.

📚 A Soul to Keep – Opal Reyne

“He was not gentle. He was salvation wrapped in teeth.”

A human girl. A monstrous god. A romance that is all hunger and holy ruin.

🕯️ Which one are you reading under the covers this week? Or do you have one that emotionally wrecked you in a similar fashion? Drop it in the comments—I’m always ready to spiral deeper into the book void.

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