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At Tor.com Faizal tagged five YA fantasy titles where enemies become lovers, including:
You might have already read this one, and if you haven’t, where have you been? Six of Crows from Leigh Bardugo features a few romantic narratives, and there’s no better way to establish an enemies-to-lovers trope than having our couple on two opposing sides. Nina Zenik is a Grisha, deemed a witch by the Drüskelle, a cult of witch hunters that Matthias Helvar is a part of. When a shipwreck leaves the two of them to fend for themselves in the icy wilderness, well, that’s when things get exciting. Much of their story is told through flashbacks, and I found that refreshing, given their… current circumstances when the story begins.Read about another title on the list.
Six of Crows is among Django Wexler's favorite YA sci-fi & fantasy novels.
--Marshal Zeringue