Enchantra (Wicked Games #2)
by Kaylie Smith
Tropes collide in this enemies-to-lovers, fake-dating styled dark romantasy. Genevieve is trapped in a cursed Italian family game involving secrets, aristocratic cruelty, and a deliciously arrogant son she can’t ignore.
About This Book
In "Enchantra," the second installment of Kaylie Smith's Wicked Games series, Genevieve Grimm seeks answers about her mother's mysterious death and her own magical heritage. Her journey leads her to Enchantra, a cursed Italian estate, where she encounters Rowin Silver, the estate's enigmatic and initially hostile heir. Despite his cold reception, Genevieve infiltrates the estate, only to discover that Rowin and his six siblings are ensnared in a perilous game of hide and seek, orchestrated by a malevolent force.
To survive, Genevieve forms an uneasy alliance with Rowin, and they must convince the other participants of their romantic involvement. As they navigate the treacherous labyrinth of Enchantra, their mutual disdain evolves into a complex attraction. The narrative delves into themes of identity, love, and the struggle for freedom, set against a backdrop of dark fantasy elements and family secrets. The story's atmosphere is intense and suspenseful, with a slow-burn romance that keeps readers engaged without revealing major plot twists.
What Readers Say
Readers praise the immersive world-building and atmospheric gothic elements that enhance the story's depth. Many commend the character development, highlighting Genevieve's strength and Rowin's complexity. Fans note the engaging writing style, blending humor and tension to keep readers hooked. Some readers mention the romance's rapid progression as a point of contention. Content warnings include themes of violence and psychological tension, which may be intense for some readers.
