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If you loved Scarlet Hearts at Harvard by Sandi Wbw, these books share its strongest themes, tone, pacing, or atmosphere.

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If We Were Villains

M. L. Rio

'If We Were Villains' mirrors the intense rivalry and dramatic tension found in 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard.' Both feature a dark academia backdrop, exploring the depths of emotional connections and moral complexities within elite settings, making this a compelling choice for fans of angsty romance.

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Ninth House

Leigh Bardugo

'Ninth House' features a compelling protagonist navigating the hidden dangers of an elite institution, akin to 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard.' Both novels intertwine elements of power dynamics, dark secrets, and an exploration of identity within a prestigious setting, thus appealing strongly to fans of dark academia.

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The Deal

Elle Kennedy

Both 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' and 'The Deal' feature college settings with intense, angsty romance and complex characters navigating their desires. Themes of rivalry, self-discovery, and emotional tension are present in both, making this a strong match for readers looking for compelling character dynamics in a university backdrop.

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The Secret History

Donna Tartt

Both 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' and 'The Secret History' explore themes of obsession and moral ambiguity within an elite academic setting. The characters navigate dangerous rivalries and complex relationships, creating a tension-filled narrative that resonates with readers interested in morally grey characters.

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The Maidens

Alex Michaelides

Both 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' and 'The Maidens' explore dark academia themes set within elite academic institutions filled with secrets and obsession. They feature morally grey characters navigating complex relationships, enhancing the emotional stakes in their respective narratives.

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The Atlas Six

Olivie Blake

Both 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' and 'The Atlas Six' feature elite academic settings where intense rivalries unfold, marked by morally grey characters engaging in complex power dynamics. The dark academia vibe and the stakes of ambition present in both narratives create a compelling connection for readers looking for layered emotional experiences and suspenseful tension.

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One Last Stop

Casey McQuiston

Both books embrace strong romantic elements within a complex setting. 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' and 'One Last Stop' feature characters navigating intense emotional landscapes and personal truths, appealing to readers interested in angsty romance and moral complexities, while also touching on themes of identity and relationships across different social spheres.

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The Kiss Quotient

Helen Hoang

Both 'The Kiss Quotient' and 'Scarlet Hearts at Harvard' feature complex emotional experiences through relationships that challenge societal expectations. While the former exhibits a lighter tone, both explore themes of personal growth and the intersection of intimacy with deeper intellectual and emotional connections, enhancing their appeal to fans of angsty romance and morally grey characters.

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