There are many romantasy series to choose from.

But, what if you’re looking for a wholesome, standalone fantasy series that is about finding love that feeds the heart, not the libido?

Your heart beats fast not because there’s a racy scene, but because you feel the love is based in appreciation, respect, understanding, and emotional support while the characters are busy surviving the adventure. Those books are a lot harder to find, but boy are they worth the search.

Here are six series that give just that: Romantic Fantasy with Heart. Most of these series are standalone in a shared world.

1. Blood of the Covenants, a six-book series that is labeled young adult to adult read, and clearly marked clean and wholesome. Leah E. Welker is the author of this dragons shifter romantasy with high-stakes challenges and action adventure in a well-built fantasy world.

2. The Elves of Lessa, a three book series promising romantic fantasy and sword and sorcery. K. M. Shae’s story pairs elves and humans who clash romantically and politically. Reviews frequently pair the romance with the word sweet.

3. Solstice Dragon World, a ten-book series with reviews highlighting the characters and the slow-burn romance with a softer pace then some romantasy books. L. Darby Gibbs writes slow-burn romance that develops as the pairs work their way through challenges that include at least one dragon swirling both adventure and good humor into the mix.

4. The Dragon Captured series, a five-book series by Bridget E. Baker. Dragons, check. Clean enemies to lover romance, check. Adventure, found family and family dynamics, check. Not standalone books, but a great series.

5. The Russian Witch’s Curse, seven standalone books, also written by Bridget E. Baker. Horse shifters, slow-burn, and a curse. These are standalone books, but they have a larger arc that runs through the entire series.

6. The Elven Alliance, a nine-book series with elves and humans working on getting along without going to war yet again. Tara Grace’s slow-burn, no spice romantasy has politics and clashing personalities keeping the action going.

There you go. This should keep you in books for a while.