This Week in Enemies To Lovers — Week of March 30, 2026

Most Read Enemies To Lovers Books This Week

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

Published: June 2, 2020

This sequel in the beloved series sees Feyre grappling with her new powers and complex relationships as she navigates the dangerous realms of the Fae. Maas's rich world-building and the tension between Feyre and Rhysand provides a masterclass in the Enemies to Lovers trope, filled with emotional depth and intricately woven narratives.

Stats: 3,273,090 → 3,281,469 (+8,379)

Fourth Wing by

Published: May 2, 2023

Set against the backdrop of a brutal war college for dragon riders, this novel follows Violet, thrust into a perilous competition rife with conflict. The intense rivalry and budding feelings between Violet and Xaden provide a thrilling exploration of their evolving relationship, fostering engaging conflict typical of the genre.

Stats: 3,663,222 → 3,670,488 (+7,266)

A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas

Published: February 16, 2021

This continuation of Maas's series delves into Nesta's struggles with identity and anger, igniting a fiery connection with the warrior Cassian. The narrative tension between their fierce personalities and past traumas establishes a compelling Enemies to Lovers arc steeped in emotional complexity and high stakes.

Stats: 2,138,233 → 2,144,320 (+6,087)

Quicksilver by

Published: December 3, 2024

Saeris's transformation from a street thief to a pawn in a royal conflict introduces a fresh perspective on the Enemies to Lovers trope. As she confronts mysterious Fae, the tension between her and Kingfisher deepens, merging intrigue with romance in a world of magic and peril.

Stats: 898,789 → 904,493 (+5,704)

A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas

Published: February 16, 2021

Featuring Nesta and Cassian's tumultuous relationship, this story of navigating painful pasts and forging new bonds engages readers with its intense emotional stakes and richly developed characters, showcasing the complexity of transitioning from animosity to love.

Stats: 2,138,630 → 2,143,204 (+4,574)

Rising in Enemies To Lovers

No Place Like You by Jillian Meadows

Published: March 10, 2026

This charming tale of childhood friends turned rivals explores fake dating tropes with a small-town backdrop. The emotional arc of Fable and Theo exhibits classic Enemies to Lovers dynamics as their fake romance becomes unexpectedly real.

Stats: 2,356 → 2,635 (+279, 11.8% growth)

A Love Most Daring by Joanna Barker

Published: March 3, 2026

This Regency romance incorporates mystery and tension as Beatrice unexpectedly falls for her protector, Alexander. The forced proximity and danger create an engaging stage for their relationship's evolution, appealing to fans of the Enemies to Lovers trope.

Stats: 417 → 501 (+84, 20.1% growth)

Star Shipped by Cat Sebastian

Published: March 3, 2026

In this contemporary enemies-to-lovers romance set within a sci-fi show backdrop, Simon and Charlie's transformative relationship blossoms amidst industry rivalry. Sebastian's expert handling of their evolving dynamic lands it among the genre's rising favorites.

Stats: 2,761 → 3,000 (+239, 8.6% growth)

King of Ravens by Clare Sager

Published: January 26, 2026

This dark fantasy features Rhiannon and Drystan, whose antagonistic relationship evolves amidst perilous stakes surrounding magic and family. Their complex dance between desire and survival is a captivating exploration of the genre's core themes.

Stats: 3,134 → 3,298 (+164, 5.2% growth)

The Dark Lord's Guide to Dating - and Other War Crimes by Tiffany Hunt

Published: June 19, 2025

This playful dark romance uproots traditional tropes as the Dark Lord Kazimir finds himself entangled in a reluctant marriage with Lady Arabella. The humor and forced proximity contribute to their delightful yet tumultuous journey toward love.

Stats: 11,097 → 11,597 (+500, 4.5% growth)

Enemies To Lovers Pick of the Week

This week, "A Court of Mist and Fury" by Sarah J. Maas stands out not only for its consistent popularity but also for its intricate portrayal of emotional growth in relationships. The complex dance of Feyre's feelings as she navigates her tumultuous connections showcases the essence of the Enemies to Lovers trope, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.