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A haunting, mythic fairy tale about the terrifying burden of loving a monster. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Darkangel.
- haunting
- ethereal
- dreamlike
- desolate
- gothic
- 01
Dark Angel
Virginia C. Andrews · 1986
A deliciously dark and soapy descent into the poisoned glamour of a wealthy family's twisted secrets.
- 02
Sunshine
Robin McKinley
A cozy, digressive plunge into a dark world where surviving the undead is balanced by the grounding magic of baking the perfect cinnamon roll.
- 03
Dark Angel, The Chosen, Soulmate
Lisa J. Smith
A deliciously angsty plunge into a hidden world where falling in love is the ultimate, deadliest rebellion.
- 04
Sweet evil
Wendy Higgins
A tenderhearted empath is drawn into an alluring, dangerous world of fallen angels and forbidden romance.
- 05
Mistral's Kiss
Laurell K. Hamilton
A decadent plunge into dark fae politics where ancient magic and explicit, polyamorous devotion are the ultimate weapons of survival.
- 06
His Dark Bond
Anne Marsh
A steamy, shadow-drenched descent into temptation where a fallen angel finds his ultimate salvation.
- 07
Evernight
Claudia Gray
A moody, atmospheric dive into forbidden romance and hidden identities set against the backdrop of a chillingly perfect boarding school.
- 08
A kiss of shadows
Laurell K. Hamilton
A gritty, sensual plunge into a world where fae politics are as deadly as they are seductive.
- 09
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown
Holly Black
A gritty, blood-soaked road trip into the heart of toxic glamour and monstrous desire.
- 10
Vampire's kiss
Nicholas Adams · 1994
A nostalgic blend of teen romance and creeping horror where the new boy in town might just be a monster.
- 11
Angelfall
Susan Ee
A brutal, breathless descent into a ruined world where survival means trusting the very monsters who destroyed it.
- 12
Blood and chocolate
Annette Curtis Klause · 1997
A visceral, moonlit exploration of teenage angst and the intoxicating freedom of embracing your own wildness.
