What to read next
If Quicksilver worked for you because of its dangerous chemistry, dark fae world, hidden power and enemies who can't quite stay enemies, these books lean into different parts of that combination.
If you loved attraction mixed with danger
Carissa Broadbent
Why Matchbook recommends it: A deadly tournament and uneasy alliance create the same feeling that trusting the person you're drawn to might be a terrible idea.
If you want more fae
Sarah J. Maas
Why Matchbook recommends it: Fae courts, magic, dangerous bargains and escalating romance make ACOTAR an obvious choice if the supernatural world drew you into Quicksilver.
If you loved secrets and forbidden attraction
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Why Matchbook recommends it: Hidden truths surrounding both heroine and love interest keep reshaping a fantasy romance built around desire, danger and betrayal.
If you loved enemies becoming something else
Danielle L. Jensen
Why Matchbook recommends it: Two people with every reason to distrust one another develop an increasingly complicated relationship amid political intrigue.
If you want something darker and more atmospheric
Rachel Gillig
Why Matchbook recommends it: Gothic atmosphere, dangerous magic and a slow-building romance make this a moodier fantasy choice.
If you loved hidden power
Danielle L. Jensen
Why Matchbook recommends it: A woman discovering extraordinary abilities is pulled into political conflict, destiny and a dangerous attraction.
If you want morally grey characters
Amber V. Nicole
Why Matchbook recommends it: Powerful enemies, questionable loyalties and intense chemistry deliver a darker fantasy romance where nobody fits neatly into hero or villain.
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