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The Wolf and the Crown of Blood by Elizabeth May is tagged enemies to lovers, forced proximity, forbidden romance, assassin lead and gods from its publisher's description (FaeShelf spice 5/5, from Publishers Weekly's note). Every pick below starts a series or stands alone and shares at least two of those tags.
The Wolf and the Crown of Blood opens Elizabeth May's The Broken Accords: a god-king's immortal assassin known as the Wolf and a sacrificial princess, sold by its publisher on enemies to lovers, forced proximity and death pacts. Publishers Weekly's review says its kinky sex often takes over the story (FaeShelf spice 5/5, from Publishers Weekly's note), so every pick below carries its own spice line.
The Wolf and the Crown of Blood spice level and content notes
Matches: enemies to lovers and forced proximity. FaeShelf spice 3/5, from Danielle L. Jensen's note.
Matches: enemies to lovers and forced proximity. FaeShelf spice 3/5, from Sheila Masterson's note.
Matches: forbidden romance and gods. Spice not rated.
Matches: forbidden romance and gods. Spice not rated.
Matches: enemies to lovers and assassin lead. Spice not rated.
Matches: enemies to lovers and forced proximity. Spice not rated.
Matches: enemies to lovers and assassin lead. Spice not rated.
Matches: enemies to lovers and forced proximity. Spice not rated.
Picks are first books in a series or standalones, never the next book of The Wolf and the Crown of Blood’s own series. Each shares at least two trope or creature tags with it, and every tag comes from the publisher’s own description (linked on each book page). Shared audience labels and point of view, matching heat within one step on our 0 to 5 spice scale (only when both levels have a named source) and the same series status move a pick up; ties go to the book with more Goodreads ratings. Browse all books like pages.