Several upcoming romantasy releases span late July 2025 through early 2026, including sequels, duology conclusions, and companion novels. Titles include a second A Study in Drowning installment, a Lore of the Wilds follow-up that shifts from an enchanted library to high-seas stakes, Rebecca Ross's Wild Reverence featuring a divine messenger and rekindled fate, Ali Hazelwood's Mate centering a human-werewolf hybrid protecting romance amid omegaverse threats, a Callie Hart sequel continuing Quicksliver's realms, and Sarah A. Parker's The Ballad of Falling Dragons scheduled for early 2026.
If you're a bookworm with social media, chances are you scroll through book recommendations constantly, bookmark them for later, and then have to search back through them all to find a new read later. It can be hard to keep up with what books are coming out when and which title was about what. Well, here are a ton of new romantasy books coming out between now and early next year, so you can have all the info you need in one place.
by Analeigh Sbrana: If you haven't read Lore of the Wilds, this late-July follow-up may have flown under your radar. The first book is super cozy - set in an enchanted library - and has a really great love triangle at the heart of it. The second sees our heroine taking on the high seas to save the human race from fae domination.
Mate by Ali Hazelwood (October 7, 2025): Hazelwood's Bride broke onto the scene early in 2024 and made the omegaverse at least somewhat mainstream (IYKYK). Mate isn't a sequel but a companion novel, in which Serena, the first human-werewolf hybrid in centuries, is a target of both humans, weres, and vampyres. But her mate will stop at nothing to keep her safe.
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