Greek mythology romance comp titles for your query letter (updated 2026)

Choosing the right Greek mythology comp titles for your query letter can make or break your chances of being published.

The purpose of comp titles is for agents and publishing house editors to gauge the genre of your book as well as the tone and market potential of your work.

I regularly update this list of Greek mythology romance comp titles to make sure you’re always working with relevant books.

No matter if you’re writing a sweet, slow-burn Greek mythology romance or something fast and spicy, you’ll find titles below to help you write a killer query letter!

If you’re looking for something a bit more specific, check out my romance comp database.

1. A Game of GodsAuthor: Scarlett St. ClairYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, fantasy, mythology, romantasy, smut
2. A Touch of ChaosAuthor: Scarlett St. ClairYear published: 2024Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, fantasy, mythology, retellings, romantasy
3. A Touch of RuinAuthor: Scarlett St. ClairYear published: 2020Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, fantasy, mythology, retellings, romantasy
4. AriadneAuthor: Jennifer SaintYear published: 2021Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, fantasy, historical, mythology, retellings
5. AtalantaAuthor: Jennifer SaintYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, fantasy, historical, mythology, retellings
6. Blood of HerculesAuthor: Jasmine MasYear published: 2024Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, enemies to lovers, fantasy, mythology, romantasy, why choose
7. Bonds of HerculesAuthor: Jasmine MasYear published: 2025Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, enemies to lovers, fantasy, mythology, romantasy, why choose
8. Cruel SeductionAuthor: Katee RobertYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, enemies to lovers, fantasy, mythology, retellings, smut
9. Girl, Goddess, QueenAuthor: Bea FitzgeraldYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, fantasy, mythology, retellings, romantasy, young adult
10. LoreAuthor: Alexandra BrackenYear published: 2021Genre and themes: Greek mythology, fantasy, mythology, retellings, urban fantasy, young adult
11. MedusaAuthor: Jessie BurtonYear published: 2021Genre and themes: Greek mythology, fantasy, feminism, historical, mythology, retellings, young adult
12. Neon GodsAuthor: Katee RobertYear published: 2021Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, dark, fantasy, mythology, retellings, smut
13. Psyche and ErosAuthor: Luna McNamaraYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, fantasy, historical, mythology, retellings
14. The Games Gods PlayAuthor: Abigail OwenYear published: 2024Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, book club, fantasy, mythology, romantasy
15. The Sun and the StarAuthor: Rick RiordanYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, LGBT, fantasy, mythology, queer, young adult
16. The Things Gods BreakAuthor: Abigail OwenYear published: 2025Genre and themes: Greek mythology, adult, fantasy, magic, mythology, romantasy
17. Threads That BindAuthor: Kika HatzopoulouYear published: 2023Genre and themes: Greek mythology, fantasy, mystery, mythology, retellings, young adult

Other resources to assist with your querying journey

Comp titles are only a small piece of the querying puzzle! Here are other resources I offer to help writers achieve their dreams of publishing their novels:

• Developmental editing services
• Pre-querying package
• Publishers accepting manuscript submissions this month
• Romance tropes list
• Random romance trope generator

Frequently asked questions

How recent do comp titles need to be?

Comp titles should be published within the past five to seven years so it is representative of the current market potential of your manuscript.

Can I use bestselling books as a comp title?

Yes, you can! However, the bestselling books aren’t always the most suitable options. While it’s integral that a comp title has sold well, it’s better to choose a comp title that’s sold less well but closer represents the tone and overall vibe of your own book.

How many comp titles should I include in my query letter?

You should aim for two comp titles in your query letter. You can include three, but agents would expect more than one.

Can I use a series as a comp title?

You can, but it’s best to pick a specific book within that series that best represents your manuscript.

What if I can’t find a Greek mythology romance comp title that fits my book?

You can broaden your horizons to also include other subgenres of romance!