This blog post is all about books like Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros.
It seems like the world is obsessed with the Fourth Wing series, and rightly so.
Since reading Fourth Wing two years ago, I’ve been recommending it to everyone and their dog to get in on the hype too.
But if you’re also like me and have raced through the entire series, then you might also be on the hunt for more books like Fourth Wing too.
Here is a list of 26 books like Fourth Wing to help with your Onyx Storm hangover.
This blog post is all about books like Fourth Wing.
26 Books Like Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Below are 26 books that are so similar to and books like Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros.
1. A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
After killing a wolf in the woods, nineteen-year-old huntress Feyre is taken to the faerie lands of Prythian as punishment. Her captor, Tamlin, is not the monster she expected but a powerful and alluring Fae. As she adjusts to this dangerous world, her hatred slowly turns to passion, forcing her to question everything she thought she knew about the Fae.
But a dark force threatens Prythian, and Feyre soon finds herself at the heart of the conflict. With an ancient curse looming and Tamlin’s world on the brink of destruction, she must fight to save him—or risk losing everything. Sarah J. Maas weaves romance, adventure, and also magic into an unforgettable fantasy.
Books Like Fourth Wing: Read my review of A Court of Thorns and Roses here!
2. Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
In a kingdom ruled by a ruthless king, assassin Celaena Sardothien is offered a chance at freedom—if she can outlast twenty-three killers, thieves, and warriors in a deadly competition to become the king’s champion. As she trains in the glass castle, she finds herself caught between the charming Crown Prince who challenges her and the loyal Captain of the Guard who seeks to protect her.
But the competition turns sinister when contestants start dying mysteriously. A dark force lurks within the castle, and Celaena must uncover the truth before it claims her life. What began as a fight for freedom quickly becomes a battle for survival—and for the fate of the kingdom itself.
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3. Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross
Eighteen-year-old Iris Winnow is determined to keep her family together despite the chaos around her—her brother is missing from the warfront, and her mother is lost in grief. Her best hope lies in securing a coveted columnist promotion at the Oath Gazette. But when her heartfelt letters to her brother end up in the hands of her cold and competitive rival, Roman Kitt, an unexpected and magical connection sparks between them.
As their bond deepens, Iris and Roman are thrust into the heart of a mystical war between the gods, armed only with their wits and enchanted typewriters. With the fate of mankind at stake, they must decide if love can survive in a world unraveling around them.
4. Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
Zélie Adebola once knew a world where magic thrived, where her mother, a powerful Reaper, could summon souls, and maji shaped the elements. But when the ruthless king ordered magic to be wiped out, her mother was killed, and her people were left powerless and oppressed. Now, with the chance to restore magic, Zélie embarks on a daring mission, aided by a rebellious princess and pursued by a determined crown prince who will stop at nothing to destroy magic forever.
As she navigates the dangers of Orïsha—where mythical beasts roam and vengeful spirits lurk—Zélie must master her own growing powers while grappling with forbidden feelings for an enemy. The fate of magic, her people, and her own destiny all rest on her shoulders, but the greatest battle may be the one within herself.
5. One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig
In the mist-locked kingdom of Blunder, Elspeth Spindle relies on the Nightmare—an ancient spirit trapped in her mind—to keep her safe and protect her secrets. But magic always comes at a price, and the Nightmare’s hold on her is growing stronger. When she crosses paths with a mysterious highwayman, her quiet existence is shattered, pulling her into a dangerous quest to rid Blunder of the dark magic consuming it.
The highwayman, who is secretly the King’s nephew and a traitor, becomes her reluctant ally as they race to collect twelve Providence Cards—the key to saving their kingdom. But as their attraction grows and the stakes rise, Elspeth faces a terrifying truth: the Nightmare is slowly taking control, and she may not be able to stop him.
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6. Bride by Ali Hazelwood
Misery Lark, the only daughter of a powerful Vampyre councilman, is an outcast once again. Her days of living in anonymity among humans are over when she is called upon to uphold a historic peacekeeping alliance between the Vampyres and their mortal enemies, the Weres. Reluctantly, she agrees to a marriage of convenience with the ruthless Alpha, Lowe Moreland, knowing that surrendering herself is the only way to fulfill her duties.
Lowe rules his pack with authority and justice, but his mistrust of Misery is evident from the way he watches her every move. While he may not trust her, Misery has her own reasons for agreeing to the alliance—reasons tied to something more personal than politics. Determined to reclaim what she’s lost, Misery is willing to do whatever it takes, even if it means living alone in Were territory… and alone with the dangerous wolf she’s now bound to.
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7. The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent
Oraya, the adopted human daughter of the Nightborn vampire king, has spent her life surviving in a world that sees her as prey. Her only chance to prove herself lies in the Kejari—a brutal tournament hosted by the goddess of death. Amongst the deadliest warriors from all three vampire houses, Oraya is forced into an uneasy alliance with Raihn, a ruthless vampire who threatens everything she has ever known.
As war looms over the House of Night, Oraya struggles to balance survival with the undeniable pull she feels toward Raihn. But in the Kejari, trust is a weakness, and love can be fatal. With dark magic, high-stakes intrigue, and a romance that could be her undoing, Oraya must decide whether to follow her heart or fight to the death.
8. From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Poppy, the Maiden chosen from birth to bring about a new era, has never had control over her own life. Bound by strict rules—never to be touched, seen, or spoken to—she is meant to be a symbol of purity and sacrifice for the kingdom. However, as she approaches the day of her Ascension, she longs for more than the life of solitude she’s been forced into. Her heart yearns for adventure and for revenge against the evil that destroyed her family.
When Hawke, a golden-eyed guard sworn to protect her, enters her life, Poppy’s destiny becomes entwined with desire and conflict. As passion builds between them, the line between duty and forbidden love blurs. Meanwhile, a kingdom thought to be lost rises again, threatening everything Poppy holds dear. With danger closing in, Poppy must navigate a world of violence, vengeance, and impossible choices that could cost her not only her heart but her life.
9. Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
In a world divided by blood—Red and Silver—Mare Barrow, a seventeen-year-old girl from the impoverished Stilts, believes her fate is sealed. The Reds are oppressed by the Silver elite, who possess god-like powers, and Mare feels like nothing will ever change. But when she unexpectedly finds herself working in the Silver Palace, she uncovers a shocking truth: despite her Red blood, she has a deadly power of her own, one that could tip the balance of power in this brutal world.
To keep her secret, the Silvers hide Mare in plain sight, declaring her a long-lost Silver princess and betrothing her to a Silver prince. As she navigates this dangerous game, Mare secretly supports the Red Guard, a resistance group fighting to overthrow the Silver regime. In a world filled with lies, betrayal, and shifting allegiances, Mare must confront her growing feelings for the prince and the constant threat of death, as she strives to bring about a revolution that could change everything.
10. A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik
A Deadly Education takes place at Scholomance, a perilous school for the magically gifted where survival is the only lesson that matters. There are no teachers, no breaks, and friendships are rare, as every student is forced to face the lurking dangers of the school. Failure to survive means death, and the monsters that roam the halls make escape nearly impossible. The only rule is to avoid walking alone, but danger is everywhere.
El, the protagonist, is uniquely equipped to survive, possessing dark magic powerful enough to annihilate anything in its path. However, this immense power comes with a deadly cost—if she unleashes it, she risks killing her fellow students. As she navigates the deadly environment of Scholomance, El begins to unravel the secrets of the school, balancing survival with the temptation to use her magic, all while struggling with the moral consequences of her power.
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11. Throne of the Fallen by Kerri Maniscalco
In Throne of the Fallen, the demon prince of envy is faced with a deadly game that threatens the very existence of his court. A cryptic note pulls him into a series of riddles, hexed objects, and secret players, but none of his careful strategies prepare him for the fiery presence of Camilla Antonius. She’s the artist who unexpectedly ignites his sin and disrupts his carefully constructed world.
Camilla, on the other hand, finds herself blackmailed into a deal with Envy to avoid scandal after a mistake exposes her to the notorious rake. As the game forces them into the Underworld, their journey through demon and vampire realms tests their patience and their hearts. As they face countless dangers, they must navigate a dangerous emotional minefield—especially when falling in love might be their most perilous challenge of all.
12. Quicksilver by Callie Hart
In a desert land where water is worth more than gold, 24-year-old Saeris Fane has always been skilled at hiding her powers, using them to steal from the Undying Queen’s reservoirs. But secrets have a way of unraveling, and when Saeris meets Death himself, she inadvertently opens a portal between realms, transporting herself to the icy land of Yvelia. There, she discovers the Fae are real, and she’s trapped in the midst of a dangerous, centuries-old conflict that could cost her life.
In Yvelia, Saeris becomes bound to Kingfisher, a Fae warrior with his own dark secrets and plans. His intent is to use her magic to protect his people, no matter the cost, and she quickly realizes that survival in this realm depends on her alliance with him. However, Kingfisher’s murky past and prickly attitude make him an unpredictable companion, and though he may be her only chance to return home, their dangerous journey may change everything she thought she knew about trust, power, and survival.
13. Amid Clouds and Bones by Ella Fields
As the half-faerie daughter of a human king, my life has been spent in the shadows—until the Seelie Fae demanded an alliance with our kingdom. In exchange for my father’s support against the Unseelie, I was promised to wed Atakan, the cold-hearted Seelie prince. Known for his cruelty and disdain for everyone, especially me, Atakan’s presence grew more terrifying with each passing year.
But fear would not control me. I learned to play his games, hiding my fear behind calculated moves, and in time, I found myself unexpectedly drawn to the monster I was meant to marry. Just as I thought I might have tamed him, fate had other plans, thrusting me directly into the hands of his greatest enemy. This fast-paced, standalone fantasy romance is filled with enemies-to-lovers tension, an arranged marriage, high heat, and morally grey characters that will leave you questioning who the real monsters are.
14. The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley
In the near future, a civil servant is offered the salary of her dreams and tasked with a bizarre project. Working as a “bridge” for a government ministry experimenting with time travel. She is assigned to live with and monitor Commander Graham Gore, an expat from 1847 who was believed to have died on Sir John Franklin’s Arctic expedition. Gore is disoriented by the modern world. Confused by washing machines, Spotify, and the collapse of the British Empire. But quickly adapts, fuelled by his sharp intellect and curiosity.
What starts as an awkward roommate situation soon grows into something deeper. As the civil servant finds herself falling in love with Gore. As the true purpose of the Ministry’s project is revealed, she must confront the emotional and ethical implications of their connection. In the end, she faces a difficult decision. Whether their love can change the future and if she’s willing to pay the price for it.
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15. Filthy Rich Fae by Geneva Lee
Cate Holloway knows the unspoken rule of New Orleans: avoid the powerful Gage crime family at all costs. But when her brother is caught in their dangerous world, Cate has no choice but to confront Lachlan Gage. The dark and captivating prince of the family, and beg for her brother’s life. Lachlan, however, is no ordinary criminal—he’s fae, and the only price he demands for her brother’s release is her soul.
Tricked into a deadly bargain, Cate is caught between the human world and the seductive, perilous Otherworld. As she navigates a realm full of shadows, secrets, and fae court intrigues, Cate discovers that Lachlan’s motives are more mysterious than she imagined. With only thirty days to break the bargain, Cate must confront her growing attraction to the dangerous fae prince while fighting to escape a future bound to him forever.
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16. The Games Gods Play by Abigail Owen
Living as a cursed office clerk for the Order of Thieves, I’ve managed to avoid the gods’ attention. No easy feat in Zeus’ patron city of San Francisco. I’ve learned to keep my head down and stay out of their way, especially Zeus’ way. But when I’m dragged into the deadly contest known as the Crucible, everything changes. The gods have chosen mortals to fight for the throne of Olympus. And Hades, the King of the Underworld, picks me as his champion.
Hades is ruthless, mercurial, and full of secrets. But for some reason, he’s chosen me—just a sarcastic nobody cursed by fate—to fight for him. As the contest grows deadlier, I can’t shake the feeling that I’m more than just a pawn. Every time Hades claims I’m his, my heart trips, and I find myself tangled in his web. But with the gods playing by their own rules and death as the ultimate prize, I’m unsure if I’m truly a champion… or something else entirely.
17. Bloodguard by Cecy Robson
Leith of Grey came to the Kingdom of Arrow hoping that fighting in the bloodthirsty gladiator arena would earn him enough gold to save his dying sister. But he was wrong—everything he thought he understood about survival, hope, and freedom was a lie. Stripped of his humanity and left with nothing but rage and a battle-scarred body. Leith fights just to live another day.
When he meets Maeve, an elven royal who embodies everything he despises, everything changes. She offers him the chance to win the coveted title of Bloodguard—and his freedom. But in a kingdom where secrets run deep and lies control everything, hope comes at a steep price. And Leith soon realizes that his quest for revenge will cost more than he ever imagined.
18. A Fate Inked in Blood by Danielle L. Jensen
Freya, a shield maiden bound in an unwanted marriage, dreams of becoming a warrior and envisioning vengeance on her cruel husband. But when he betrays her to the jarl, she finds herself fighting for her life against his son, Bjorn. Forced to reveal her secret: she possesses the blood of a goddess, granting her magic capable of repelling any attack. Freya’s fate becomes intertwined with the future of Skaland, a fractured nation.
The power-hungry jarl sees Freya as the key to uniting the kingdom under his rule. Binding her with a blood oath and ordering Bjorn to protect her. As Freya trains to control her magic and face tests set by the gods, she struggles to resist the growing attraction to Bjorn. If she gives in to her forbidden desire, she risks not only her own future. But the fate of the people she vowed to protect.
19. Evocation by S.T. Gibson
David Aristarkhov, a psychic prodigy with a secret, has built a high-powered life as a Boston attorney. Moonlighting as a medium for his secret society. But as he nears his thirtieth birthday, the price of his powers comes due. And the Devil arrives to claim what’s owed—his soul. With death looming, David reaches out to his ex-boyfriend, Rhys, and rival in the secret society, hoping for help.
However, the only way to get to Rhys is through his wife, Moira. As they are forced into each other’s company, old emotions resurface. And the trio must confront their complicated feelings for one another. While racing against time to stop the Devil from taking David for good. This captivating and emotional tale kicks off a new series by the bestselling author of A Dowry of Blood.
20. The Book of Azrael by Amber V. Nicole
A thousand years ago, Dianna sacrificed everything to save her sister. Only to make a dark bargain with a terrifying monster named Kaden. Now, she serves him, even if it means facing the very creatures hunting her in search of an ancient relic.
Liam, known once as Samkiel, was a king and the World Ender—thought to be dead and forgotten. But now, his world is threatened again, and he’s forced to return to confront an ancient enemy. In a desperate bid to save their realm, Liam and Dianna, enemies from a time long past, must put aside their differences and unite to save both their world and the realms beyond.
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21. Powerless by Lauren Roberts
Paedyn Gray is a criminal by fate, an Ordinary in a kingdom that values the extraordinary. In a society where Elites—those with powers gifted by the Plague—reign supreme, Paedyn hides her lack of ability, posing as a Psychic to blend in and survive.
But when she unknowingly saves one of Ilya’s princes, she’s thrust into the deadly Purging Trials. A brutal competition designed to showcase the Elites’ powers. If the Trials don’t kill her, the prince she’s falling for might. Especially once he learns the truth—that she is completely Ordinary.
22. Lights Out by Navessa Allen
Lights Out is a fast-paced dark romance that delves into taboo fantasies and desires. The protagonist has been exploring her growing interest in masked men. Especially those in full cosplay or with ghost masks, tattoos, and knives, on her social media feed.
What starts as a harmless fascination soon spirals into something much darker. When a drunken text leads her to the reality of her deepest, most forbidden dreams. As the story unfolds, she is drawn into a world where dark, deliciously twisted experiences challenge her limits. And lead her to a morally grey male lead. Some scenes in this book may be disturbing, so reader discretion is advised.
23. House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas
Bryce Quinlan’s life was perfect—until a demon murdered her closest friends, leaving her broken and so alone. When the demon is caught but the killings continue, Bryce takes it upon herself to find the truth and avenge her friends. Her investigation leads her to Hunt Athalar. A notorious Fallen angel enslaved to the Archangels, who is offered a chance at freedom if he helps her.
As they delve deeper into Crescent City’s dangerous underworld, Bryce and Hunt uncover a dark power that threatens everything they hold dear. Amid the tension and peril, a fiery passion sparks between them, one that could set them both free. If they’re willing to risk it all. With thrilling action, sizzling romance, and high-stakes suspense, Crescent City is an emotionally charged fantasy that explores love, loss, and redemption.
24. Phantasma by Kaylie Smith
Ophelia’s life takes a dark turn when her mother is murdered. Leaving her with both powerful necromantic abilities and an enormous debt on their family home. When her sister enters Phantasma, a deadly competition with no guarantee of survival, Ophelia must step in to save her. The game takes place in a cursed manor, filled with twisting corridors, enticing demons, and also fatal temptations. Where contestants face nine floors of challenges to win a single wish—if they survive.
To navigate the deadly game, Ophelia reluctantly accepts the help of Blackwell. A charming but arrogant stranger who claims he can protect her. Despite his seeming allure, Ophelia knows better than to trust him. But as their dark attraction grows, she must fight not only the dangers of Phantasma. But the risk of losing her heart. For in this cursed place, falling in love could also be the deadliest game of all.
25. When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker
As an Elding Blade of the rebellious group Fíur du Ath, Raeve’s life is defined by secrecy, deadly missions, and following orders. Until a renowned bounty hunter is hired by The Crown to capture one of her own. Blood is spilled, hearts shattered, and Raeve finds herself imprisoned by the Guild of Nobles. A powerful group of elementals who plan to use her as a political pawn. Only death can set her free, but fate has other plans.
Meanwhile, Kaan Vaegor, consumed by the ache of his past, hunts for a moonshard to ease his pain. His journey leads him to Gore’s notorious prison, where he uncovers a shackled miracle—Raeve. As their worlds collide, secrets of the past come to light, revealing truths that challenge everything they believed. In a world filled with dangerous magic and also timeless love, some truths may be too toxic to embrace. When the Moon Hatched is a fast-paced fantasy romance brimming with mystery, strong characters, and a love that defies the ages.
26. Lightlark by Alex Aster
Every 100 years, the island of Lightlark hosts the Centennial. A deadly game where the rulers of six realms compete to break curses that have haunted their lands for centuries. Each ruler is invited to play, but victory comes with a price, as one must die to destroy the curses. Secrets are hidden, alliances are formed, and so only one ruler can emerge victorious.
Isla Crown, the young ruler of Wildling, leads a realm of temptresses. Cursed to kill anyone they fall in love with. Feared and despised, her people are counting on her to end their suffering by winning the Centennial. To survive, Isla must navigate lies, deceit, and also betrayal. All while struggling against a growing love that could be her downfall.
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