House of Earth and Blood
Book 1 in the Crescent City series · Reading order →
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Why we recommend it
Crescent City, book one: urban fantasy meets romantasy in a world where multiple species coexist under an authority that doesn't protect everyone. Maas writes the grief before the romance — the loss is structural, the investigation is the plot, and the love story forms in the aftermath of something that can't be undone.
At a glance
House of Earth and Blood is book 1 in Sarah J. Maas’s Crescent City series. It rates 3/5 for spice and 4/5 for darkness, mid-range for dark romantasy: of the 648 dark romantasy books we rate, 34% score lower for darkness and 8% lower for spice. Tropes: found family, slow burn and enemies to lovers. It is about as dark as Sarah J. Maas’s other books on Readark (average darkness 3.7/5). It runs to 805 pages. We have not tagged its content warnings yet, so check the author’s notes before you start.
Book details
- Pages
- 805
- Published
- January 2020
House of Earth and Blood spice level
House of Earth and Blood is rated 3/5 for spice on Readark’s scale: open door, meaning explicit scenes written plainly, but not the engine of the book. Its darkness rating is 4/5: heavy, meaning sustained cruelty, trauma or non-consent central to the relationship. How we rate
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