The article discusses the popularity of the romantasy genre, highlighted by Sarah J. Maas' series 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' (ACOTAR). The series follows Feyre, a human hunter drawn into the faerie realm of Prythian, exploring themes of love and adventure. The genre is characterized by its blend of romantic and fantastical elements, often involving explicit content, commonly referred to as "faerie smut". With five books released and anticipation for a sixth, fans are eager for updates and potential screen adaptations.
For those who prefer their magical worlds served with a side of spice, the romantasy genre brims with swoon-worthy escapades in grand castles, mystical forests, and dragon-filled skies.
ACOTAR spawned a series of novels, the story is still ongoing, and many readers are hopeful for a screen adaptation.
Fans generally agree that ACOTAR gets a little smuttier as you keep reading the series, with increasing explicit content as the story progresses.
Though the first ACOTAR book is fairly mild in smut, it features plenty of tension and a handful of passionate moments that build intrigue.
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