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Can I get your spiciest -preferably non-dark romance- fantasy recs?

And I saw a post that made me think of this so could I have a bodice ripper too? Like he tears her corset or her dress because there are too many layers or it's too fluffy or anything that makes it too hard to get to her. **(**This is not compulsory)

I know the controversy but sort of an ACOTAR like vibe -but not that long. Also, I still want yearning and not insta love/lust. Sort of if The Jasad Heir and ACOTAR had a child lol

Also, when I say fantasy, I mean basic fantasy. Like Fae, Fates, gods, werewolves, dragons, etc. Not aliens or ETs. (Not sure if that's called something else since I'm not that familiar with book lingo) Also (pt.2), I don't want it to be a hard to get into book / series since I'm currently reading one of those and I'm absolutely tired of them. Yes, the wait is worth it; no I do not want to wait all over again.

Thanks!!!

Edit: Please no recs that have a pronoun, then a verb, which is then followed by a noun, for example: 'I fell in love with my CEO boss' or 'I saved an Alpha Male and now he wants me to be part of his pack' Thanks!

I saw something like this on r/RomanceBooks but their specific wishes were different so I'm reposting it here.

Practically what the title says: a book where the FMC rides the MMC's face. I know a lot of books have this but it's usually for half a paragraph. I want that to be a whole scene. Or he could just be eating her out for a long while. If so, bonus points if he's masturbating or humping the bed or something.

Preferably, initiated by the MMC because he loves the taste of her.

No HR or RH; no cheating trope, no pregnancy trope; cam be DR but not too dark; no omegaverse (don't know the name but aliens, mermaids kind of things); fantasy is fine; no wattpad; and last and least, no books with weird titles like 'I fell in love with my CEO boss who turned out to be an alpha male werewolf' (no hate intended)

Thanks!!!

Hi! So I'm looking for a not so specific book trope with very specific limitations.

So he begs her to come...or fuck her....or eat her out. Or better yet, all three! Like he's whimpering and desperate and pleading with her. But not in a she's angry at him and he thinks that's a solution, just in a he really wants her sort of way. E.g: in Check and Mate, when Nolan wanted to kiss Mallory and he was saying please and being patient but make it five times spicier.

For example; there's this sound -if anybody has heard of it: "Please let me come with you. Please. I promise I'll be -I'll be a good boy. I'll be quiet. Okay? You won't even have to know I'm here" And that's practically where I got this craving.

But I don't want the book to be a reverse Dom-sub kind of thing. I'm okay with a sort of 'walk em like a dog' energy from their relationship (like Joey x Aoife) and he can be the softer one in the relationship, not necessarily reverse grumpy x sunshine, but more like......maybe the leads in Below Zero. But no reverse Dom-sub. She could even make him beg her, that's why he's doing it. And all the intimate scenes don't have to be like this, just at least one.

Also, and I don't want the love to be very one sided. Like it's obvious one person is obsessed with the other and the other person likes them on a calm nonchalant level. I want it to be an obvious equal love story (basic: but Aaron x Juliette sort of thing)

Okay, thanks lol!

Edit: Oh and -respectfully- no books with names like 'I fell in love with my alpha male billionaire CEO', I don't have wattpad so no wattpad books either (absolutely no hate to wattpad btw) and no HR, RH, and no very dark romances. Nothing psychotic level or bro should actually be in jail, nothing with vibes that give 'this isn't DR, it's a cry for help by the author'

Can I get romance recs where he uses toys to edge her? And can the book have an actual plot, please? I don't have any examples tbh.

I don't have any specific limits but preferably no physical abuse (during and off sex), I don't mind DR but nothing too dark, has to have HEA and the MCs must be likeable.....thanks.

Hii! First: sorry for posting this here but it's not allowing me to post on any of the TOG dedicated communities :/

I've been meaning to read Throne of Glass for ages and have finally decided to start. I've read ACOTAR but that had a way easier to understand reading order.

This is the order I've gotten so far:

--->Throne of Glass,

--->Crown of Midnight,

--->Heir of Fire,

--->The Assassin's Blade,

--->Queen of Shadows,

--->Empire of Storms / Tower of Dawn

--->Kingdom of Ash.

Can I get the reading order from people that have read the series. And opinions on Tandem reading. (I've never done it before and even though I'm open to trying something new, I sort of like my routines. I know the normal warnings about EOS (or is it TOD???) ending on a cliffhanger and personally, I don't mind. I've read a lot of cliffhangers and I'm never really bothered by them.

So, long story short, can you guys (especially people who have reread the series and both tandem read and individually read) give me your recommended reading order!

P.S, I read something about all the different mini stories in The Assassin's Blade are supposed to be read at different points in the series?? Can you also confirm or deny that.

TL;DR: reading order please, and Tandem read vs No tandem reading?!

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Why does Nolan call in Erin as 'unconscious and not breathing' if she was obviously d3ad? It seems like a weird thing to do considering as policemen they should be used to calling people dead.

Sort of a weird question and this is my first Reddit post so be gentle please

Thanks for all the answers! And D.E.A.D since some of y'all have such beef with me censoring the word.