Rosalie Thorne's novels range from young adults in high school to immortal beings, from realistic fiction to high fantasy. So, here is the cheat sheet to which books fall into which categories.
Adult (college or over the age of 18)
Realistic Fiction:
Slide Into My DM - contemporary, college-age romance, hidden identity, opposites attract.
While You Were Pretending - contemporary, college-age romance, fake relationship, secret admirer.
Paranormal/Supernatural:
A Muses' Tapestry: Part One (Trilogy) - immortal Fae x human, (and other beings) on Earth; contemporary romance, instalove, forbidden love, soulmates.
Say Yes To Forever - vampire x human, prequel in Dracula universe; instalove, forbidden love.
Fantasy Worlds:
Of Fangs And Fury (1 Legacy Of The Seven Families Series) - high fantasy, vampire x half-vampire/half-human romance, (in a world that also has werewolves, humans, fae, etc, and magic); beauty and the beast style, forced proximity, instalove but slow burn.
Young Adult (high school or under 18)
Realistic Fiction:
Electric Love (1 The Love Awakens Trilogy) - contemporary, high school romance, hidden identity, forced proximity, enemies to lovers, opposites attract.
#PastelPrincess (1 #PrincessTrilogy) - contemporary, high school romance, modern royalty, childhood sweetheart, mean girls trope.
#SoloPrincess (2 #PrincessTrilogy) - sequel.
"Best Friends" (1 BFF Series) - contemporary, high school romance, girl-next-door x best friend's older brother, friends to lovers, slow burn.
Beauty And The Beast: The Complete Series - modern, realistic re-telling of Beauty And The Beast (in four parts); contemporary, high school/college romance, forced proximity, opposites attract.
That B*tch: A Love Story - gothic Mean Girls with a twist; contemporary, high school romance, secret admirer, forbidden love.
Paranormal/Supernatural:
Fantasy Worlds:
Collections
Selected Works (1) - 6 poems, 7 short stories, and 2 novels
Rom-Com Collection (1) - 4 short stories and 3 full-length novels.
Elephant Love Medley (Vol. 1) - a collection filled with the most romantic short stories, poems, and prose written so far.
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