A Court of Thorns and Roses
Both feature a strong female lead thrown into a deadly magical world where romance develops alongside real danger. Maas writes the same addictive pacing Yarros does.
If you loved Fourth Wing, start with Iron Flame if you have not continued The Empyrean series. After that, look for romantasy with dragons, deadly training schools, high-stakes rebellion, slow-burn romance, and fast pacing. These series deliver the same mix of danger, heat, and found-family bonds.
Both feature a strong female lead thrown into a deadly magical world where romance develops alongside real danger. Maas writes the same addictive pacing Yarros does.
Both open with a sheltered protagonist who discovers hidden powers while falling for someone dangerous. The tension between duty and desire is nearly identical.
Maas at her most ambitious. If you liked Fourth Wing's blend of action and romance but want a modern-urban twist, Crescent City delivers.
Same enemies-to-lovers energy and competition setting as Fourth Wing. Roberts writes fast, tension-filled chapters that keep pages turning.
Both feature competent heroines navigating hostile territory, with romance built on mutual respect rather than instant attraction. Jensen's worldbuilding is tight and satisfying.