I am looking for a good teen fantasy, romance book. Any suggestions? Much appreciated!?

Question

I've read:

The Twilight Series (amazing!)

City of Bones (waiting to read City of Ashes and City of Glass)

The Harry Potter Series (not sure if its that much romance)

Inkheart and Inkspell

Artemis Fowl Series... and many more!

Thank you SOOO much if you answer!

Answer 1

The book Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde. It is pretty good. In a way it reminds me of the Twilight Series....

Answer 2

Well, I am personally a fantasy girl, so I would suggest:

'Ingo' (tetraliogy; The Tide Knot, The Deep & The crossing of Ingo) Helen Dunmore

"Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Amulet Of Samarkand" (Trilogy; The Golem's Eye & Ptomely's Gate) by Jonathon Stroud

"Septimus Heap: Magyk" (sept...? I dont know, seven books, Flyte, Physik & Queste [more to come]) Angie Sage

"Pellinor: The gift" (Tetraliogy:The Riddle, The Crow & the Song [I think]) By Alison Croggon

"Uglies" (Trilogy: Pretties & Special [Plus a related book by the same author, Extras]) By Scott Westerfeld

"Fearless" By Tim Lott

"Artemis Fowl" (Six Books; ~ Artic Incident; ~ eternity code; ~ Opal Deception; ~ Lost colony & ~Time paradox) By Eoin Colfer

"My Story" (Too many to list, [not fantasy btw]) {Several Authors}

"Missing Persons; The Rose Queen" (Tetraliogy: Chocolate Lover; Ventian Policeman & unsuspecting gourmet) by M.E.Rabb

"The Chain of Charms; The gypsy crown" (Six books; The silver horse, oh, I'm too tired to list them all.) By Kate Forsyth

Anything By Diana Wynne Jones

"Stormbreaker" (Alex rider series, ugg, sleepy) Anthony Horowitz

"Parvana" (Trilogy? Sequel A: Parvana's Journey [From Parvana's view] Sequel B: Shauzia [from Paravana's friends view])

"Dragonkeeper" (Trilogy; Dragon of the Purple Dragon & Dragonmoon) by Carole Wilkonson

"Juggling With Manadrins" (a sequel, Shooting the moon) By V.M.Jones {Not Fantasy}

"Angel's in Pink: Kathleen's Story" (Trilogy: Raina's Story & Holly's Story) by Lurlene McDaniel {Not Fantasy}

Answer 3

the a-list is everything except fantasy, and i love that series.

maybe the city of ember?

Answer 4

hi,

to find the best fantasy romance books you can try the link below.

Answer 5

try wicked (not the play)

there are 4 books currently out

wicked:witch wicked:curse wicked:legacy wicked:spellbound

(in the order)

Answer 6

ahhh twilight, she's made the first chapter of a book form edwards point of view, it's called midnight sun.

Answer 7

I agree that The Modern Faerie Tales by Holly Black are really good.

Also, The Books of Ember are neither fantasy nor romance.

Answer 8

Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale  by Holly Black (and that series)

The Host by Stephenie Meyer (I really loved this one, Since you liked Twilight, I guess you'll like this too)

Sara Dessen is a great romance writer (not fantasy tho), and you should try her too.

Answer 9

It's funny that you ask that. I was just talking on Answers about two ebook authors I just found due to my pirates obsession, Ciaran and Coal Corby. You should like them, because what can be cooler than teenage pirates drawn together into a relationship full of fireworks and magic?  So, here you go. The site is www.mysticmoonpress.com, where you can look up both authors.

Good Luck.

Answer 10

ummm try reading dragon rider same author as ink spell and ink heart  

Answer 11

Uglies Series

ohh im 3/4 done the series, because there's 4 books, and it has both romance and fantasy, but it's a lot like fantasy/sci fi with a lot of action

Vampire Kisses series

I never read it, but it's in my book list and it's supposedly the same to twilight, where there's a normal girl who tries to find out if this guy is a vampire, and they start to like each other, blah blah

and I know this isn't a fantasy nor romantic, but it seems really interesting, and I want to read it... It's called Go Ask Alice and apparently it's a diary written by a 15 year old girl, but they don't know who so they just call her alice, and it takes place in like the 70s and she gets into drugs, and i heard it's really just shows you how ur life can change from those substances  

Answer 12

Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz

Within New York City’s most elite families, there lurks a secret society of celebrated Americans whose ancestors sailed on the Mayflower. They are the powerful and the wealthy—and in fact, they are not human. They are the Blue Bloods, an ancient group of vampires.

Schuyler Van Alen has never fit in at Duchesne, her prestigious New York City private school. She prefers baggy, vintage clothes instead of the Prada and pearls worn by her classmates, and she lives with her reclusive grandmother in a dilapidated mansion. Schuyler is a loner—and happy that way.

But when she turns fifteen, Schuyler’s life changes dramatically. She has a mosaic of blue veins on her arms, and craves raw meat. The death of a popular girl from Duchesne is surrounded by a mystery that haunts her. And strangest off all, Jack Force, the most popular boy in school, is showing a sudden interest in her.

Schuyler wants to find out the secrets the Blue Bloods are keeping. But is she herself in danger?

Steeped in vampire lore and set against the glittery backdrop of New York City, Blue Bloods will be devoured by fans of Melissa de la Cruz.  

Answer 13

I'm with Aeleita as far as all the books by M.E. Rabb goes. Which is funny, because I've never found anyone besides me who has ever heard of, let alone LIKES, those books :)

Answer 14

On The Road by Jack Kerouac.

it's not fantasy/romance. but you will gain a lot more from that book than reading 100 of those terrible p*****n books.