If Rebecca Yarros' best-selling novel, "Fourth Wing," piqued your interest, you are not alone. Readers have been charmed by the dragon-filled romance because it has a thrilling plot, a well-developed world, and a wonderful romance.

Even as the last page turns, the desire for more stories about love, magic, and mythical animals lingers. Do not worry, fiction fans - your next favorite book is just around the corner!

In this piece, we look at a group of books that promise to take you to magical places where dragons fly, love grows, and every page turn means something new. When "Fourth Wing" ends, these books will fill the void and keep your mind flying. They have epic battles, heart-pounding love stories, and complex lores.

Dragonfall by L. R. Lam

People betrayed dragons and sent them away hundreds of years ago, but now their offspring worship them as gods. When thief Arcady takes a powerful item, he accidentally connects with Everen, the last male dragon who will save his kind.

To regain his power, Everen has to gain Arcady's trust while pretending to be human, but their growing bond risks both worlds. The book mixes fantasy with deep emotional themes like betrayal, revenge, and the complicated connection between humans and dragons.

To Shape a Dragon's Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose

On Masquapaug Island, 15-year-old Anequs discovers a dragon's egg and forms a kinship with its hatchling. As a result, she gains respect from her people. However, the English invaders make her follow their strict rules for raising dragons and reluctantly let her into their school on the mainland.

Anequs has problems with school and friends but is still determined to guard her dragon. As Anequs and her dragon grow up and gain power, the book explores themes of clashing cultures, freedom of choice, and fighting against foreign rule.

The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon

In a split world, Queen Sabran the Ninth must have a child to protect her kingdom from an old threat. As assassins get closer, Ead Duryan, a witch dressed as a lady-in-waiting, uses magic that is not allowed to protect her in secret.

Tané, a dragon rider across the sea, must make decisions that will transform her life. The East and West will not work together as things worsen, and chaos is coming. The story ties together the quests of different characters, focusing on themes of power, loyalty, and fate.

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The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent

The king of the Nightborn vampires took in a human girl and named her Oraya. She joins the Kejari tournament to get away from being prey. When dealing with mean competition, she sides with the dangerous vampire Raihn.

As war breaks out between the vampire houses, Oraya's rising feelings for Raihn become a dangerous distraction. The book explores survival, trust, and forbidden love themes in a dark fantasy world where kindness can be dangerous. It mixes romance and intrigue. 

So Let Them Burn by Kamilah Cole

Faron Vincent, 17 years old and with divine power, freed her island from the Langley Empire, which had dragons as soldiers. Now that there are no more wars, she goes to a peace conference and discovers that her sister Elara has formed a bond with an enemy dragon that has never been seen before.

The gods say that Elara must die, but Faron looks for another way out, which leads her down a dark road. The sisters have to make tough decisions and tell secrets that might change their lives. The story is a powerful mix of hope, tragedy, and the love between sisters. 

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