10 Horror Books with Romantic Subplots🖤 (book recommendations) 

Yes! I didn’t think I would love it, but it works so well together!

@@ErinMegan The first thing I thought of was Crimson Peak and Gothic Romances and I knew they would click

Ah thank you so much! 🥰🖤

Same! She’s the best!

Definitely doing a part 2! Yeah, I think a lot of people feel similarly!!

same!

Of course! You know I love Mina so much!

I’m glad everyone is so excited about it! 🥰🖤

Ah thank you so much! 🥰🖤

Definitely working on it! 🥰🖤

Oooh I hope you like it 🥹

Thank you for watching! 🥰🖤

Ah I’m so happy you found this video helpful!! 🖤 The Black Winter Series is soooo good!

I knew you’d agree! 🥰

Will definitely be doing another one!

Ah thank you! 🥰

Definitely working on a part two!

Oh wow! It’s a really fun one!

Hmm I don’t know if this one is technically similar or not, but Carmilla sounds like it could be! I have it, but haven’t read it yet!

Ah thank you!!! 🥰🖤 I’ve heard great things about Hannibal!

Ooh that’s a hard question, I personally wouldn’t compare any of them to something like Tate and Violet. Everyone has different definitions and feelings about a story being “chilling,” but I guess I would say Mexican Gothic or Voices in the Snow. Again, the romance is wayyyyy different than something like Tate & Violet.

Ah thank you so much! 🥰🖤 Mina is so fun! I hope you get to check it out!

Don't be shy drop the name of the other series too

@@samyuktha777 the shadow and bone series, but the six of crows was really what I liked. I have all of them. Also, the other secret one is between the lunar chronicles and the bartimaeus trilogy that I read as a child and bought all of them again because they're so good.

@@desicatedlimbs thank u so much adding everything to my tbr rn

@@samyuktha777 they're mostly fantasy, which was always good for me, now that horror has boomed finally some others to add is Grady Hendrix novels (unless you like one offs for a fun read I would stay away from horrorstör) Last House on Needless Street was one I read on an online horror book club and it was great, any of the Louisa Morgan novels (about old timey witches, think practical magic) Lockwood and Co (before the series on netflix) was amazing to read, the same author as the Bartimaeus trilogy, im currently reading the Monstrumologist which has 4 books and is about a scientist/ researcher who studies out breaks of cryptozoology in the 1800s. I RAVE everywhere about the "Dr. Helsing" series because it's so good and all about monsters, the bone witch trilogy is so unique and honestly mesmerizing how it's told, and I happened to pick up the first book of the "merciless" series from target (by Alexis Vega) from target in 2015 and I hear no one talk about it, it's basically mean girls but exorcism and possession and it's trash but so good I bought all four.

@@desicatedlimbs thank u for the suggestions I am most excited to check out the merciless series bc of the way u described it lmao

I’ll definitely be doing one!!

Mina and the Undead, My Dearest Darkest, The Year of the Witching, and Wilder Girls are young adult horror and the rest are adult horror!

I have read that one! Thanks for the suggestion!

Absolutely!!!

Ahh thank you!!! I put down the nyx jumbo eye pencil in milk and then put a bright bubble gum pink eye shadow on top to make it really opaque! 🥰🖤

@@ErinMegan awesome thankyou !

Amazing!! I hope you enjoy it!!

I have not dabbled in dark romance yet, but I definitely want to try some!