An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson book cover

An Enchantment of Ravens

by Margaret Rogerson

Our rating

Spice 1/5 Darkness 2/5

Spice: barely any. Darkness: some dark moments.

Isobel paints portraits for fae patrons who pay in enchantments. She paints human sorrow into the eyes of Rook, the autumn prince, and he hauls her off to stand trial for it. Short and pretty, a little thin on romance, but the fae are genuinely uncanny.

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Is An Enchantment of Ravens spicy?

Barely. An Enchantment of Ravens has some kissing and maybe a fade to black, but nothing explicit. We give it 1 out of 5 for spice.

How dark is An Enchantment of Ravens?

We rate An Enchantment of Ravens 2 out of 5 for darkness (some dark moments). The big content warnings are graphic violence. The full list is further down the page.

Is An Enchantment of Ravens part of a series?

No, An Enchantment of Ravens is a standalone. You can pick it up without reading anything else first.

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  • Graphic violence

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Details

Series status
Standalone
Pages
310
First published
2017
Genre
Romantasy

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