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A hilarious, cozy fantasy rom-com about what happens to the adventuring party after the world is already saved. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with So This Is Ever After.
- cozy
- playful
- romantic
- cheerful
- 01
The Betrothed
Kiera Cass
A glittering, fast-paced royal romance that peels back the velvet curtains of a fairy tale to reveal the heavy cost of a crown.
- 02
The First to Die at the End
Adam Silvera
A tender, ticking-clock romance that asks how fully you can live and love when tomorrow is stripped away.
- 03
This Woven Kingdom
Tahereh Mafi
A lush, slow-burn fantasy steeped in Persian mythology, where forbidden longing collides with the crushing weight of destiny.
- 04
The Ballad of Never After
Stephanie Garber
A swoony, treacherous fairy tale where every kiss might be a curse and every ally a villain.
- 05
The Star-Touched Queen
Roshani Chokshi
A lush, romantic fantasy where a cursed destiny gives way to unexpected power, desire, and otherworldly mysteries.
- 06
The Shadows Between Us
Tricia Levenseller
A delightfully wicked romp through a shadowy court where two morally gray schemers accidentally fall in love.
- 07
A Vow So Bold and Deadly
Brigid Kemmerer
A tense, emotionally charged fantasy finale where the weight of the crown tests the bonds of love and loyalty.
- 08
Lightlark
Alex Aster
A glittering, cutthroat magical tournament where every alliance is a trap and survival means risking your heart.
- 09
A Curse So Dark and Lonely
Brigid Kemmerer
A gritty, emotionally charged fairy tale retelling where modern pragmatism collides with ancient, blood-soaked magic.
- 10
Bloodmarked
Tracy Deonn
A breathless, shadow-drenched sprint through ancient magic and ancestral grief, fueled by fierce defiance and a simmering, angsty romance.
- 11
Assistant to the Villain
Hannah Nicole Maehrer
A delightfully chaotic workplace comedy where the coffee is hot, the boss is evil, and the romance is a slow-burn delight.
- 12
You Should See Me in a Crown
Leah Johnson (Young adult author)
A joyful, anxiety-laced, and ultimately triumphant celebration of queer Black girlhood and the courage it takes to take up space.











