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Books like Make Her

Magic, power, and a heroine remade by both. Cassie Alexander writes Make Her as dark romantasy that does not wait politely. Shadowed, frank in heat. If you want fantasy that commits to its heat and its edge, give this a try. Not cosy, but not hopeless either. A quick check of the content warnings is sensible before you begin.

The read-alikes below share that weather: Dark romantasy. Spice on Make Her is 4 of 5. Darkness is 3 of 5. Picks are scored on shared tropes, spice, darkness and trigger warnings, with no more than two from any one author. Each reason is ours, not a copied review.

  1. Shares the romantasy thread. A little less heat (3 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5). Similar warnings, including captivity.

  2. Same lanes: romantasy. A little less heat (3 of 5) and darker (4 of 5). Similar warnings, including captivity.

  3. Overlaps on romantasy. A little less heat (3 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5). Similar warnings, including captivity.

  4. Shares the romantasy thread. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5). Similar warnings, including captivity.

  5. Same lanes: romantasy. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5). Similar warnings, including captivity.

  6. Overlaps on romantasy. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5).

  7. Shares the romantasy thread. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5).

  8. Same lanes: romantasy. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5).

  9. Overlaps on romantasy. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5).

  10. Shares the romantasy thread. The same spice (4 of 5) and the same darkness (3 of 5).

Questions readers actually ask

What are books like Make Her?

Readers who liked Make Her usually stay in Dark romantasy. Each pick on this page has a short reason written here: the tropes and the spice and darkness scores they actually share.

Is there something like Make Her with a masked man?

If the mask is the part you want, read Zade Masked on Patreon. He has his own book page, with warnings, the same way the novels do.

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