James is a veteran author of reverse harem romances. Cain also has another reverse harem series, the omegaverse horror Wren’s Song, but the series is of course also unfinished with no word on the sequel. There’s been no word of when we can expect Que for five years.

Both Sigil and Sovereign came out in 2016. Unfortunately, she has the bad habit of beginning lots of new series without finishing old ones. The series is very dark but very good: Cain is a good writer. The reverse harem here is a little different, as Sovereign is definitely the central partner whereas other novels try to have some sort of equality, but it doesn’t suffer because of that. Too bad she’s a violent rebel with no intention of swearing allegiance to his Irdesi Empire. Sovereign, the ruler of her species, is her designated Consort, but her voracious appetite means that she must also be shared with some other members of his Brotherhood. Sigil was raised by scientists to be a biological weapon and is her species’ only female.

This sci-fi series comes from Addison Cain, the woman who popularised-or at least claims to have popularised-another romance subgenre, the omegaverse. I’ve also written individual reviews for most of these books, which you can find by searching my blog, but a summary is in the article below. Here are more books I’ve enjoyed.Īll links are to Amazon please note that should you purchase through my affiliate link, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I did have a couple of recommendations in it, but the genre has absolutely exploded since then. A while back, I wrote this beginner’s guide to the (then relatively new) genre of reverse harem romances, which feature a single heroine with three or more heroes.

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