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Forced / Arranged Marriage (Dark)

Promises and Pomegranates

Sav R. Miller

Book 1 in the Monsters & Muses series · Reading order →

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Why we recommend it

A mythology-adjacent arranged marriage in a world of elegant cruelty. Miller writes the forced-together dynamic with her characteristic darkness — the promises aren't safe, the pomegranates aren't decorative, and the underworld the heroine has entered isn't going to let her leave the same way she arrived.

At a glance

Promises and Pomegranates is book 1 in Sav R. Miller’s Monsters & Muses series. It rates 4/5 for spice and 4/5 for darkness, mid-range for arranged-marriage romance: of the 324 arranged-marriage romance books we rate, 17% score lower for darkness and 12% lower for spice. Tropes: age gap and forbidden romance. Age gap is one of the less common tropes in our catalogue. It is lighter than Sav R. Miller’s other books on Readark (average darkness 4.8/5). It runs to 364 pages. We have not tagged its content warnings yet, so check the author’s notes before you start.

Book details

Pages
364
Published
January 2021

Promises and Pomegranates spice level

Promises and Pomegranates is rated 4/5 for spice on Readark’s scale: explicit and frequent, meaning multiple detailed scenes, with heat central to the story. 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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