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1.”The Hating Game” by Sally Thorne – This enemies-to-lovers romance follows Lucy Hutton, a witty and ambitious assistant, as she navigates her complicated relationship with her work rival, Joshua Templeman.
2.”The Kiss Quotient” by Helen Hoang – Stella Lane, a successful econometrician with Asperger’s, hires escort Michael Phan to teach her about romance and sex. Their arrangement leads to unexpected feelings and challenges.
3.”Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating” by Christina Lauren – Quirky and confident Hazel Bradford sets up her shy friend Josh Im’s blind dates, but they discover a deeper connection as they spend more time together.
4.”The Flatshare” by Beth O’Leary – Tiffy Moore and Leon Twomey share a flat but never meet due to their opposite work schedules. Through post-it notes and shared spaces, they develop a unique bond and romantic connection.
5.”The Bromance Book Club” by Lyssa Kay Adams – After learning his marriage is in trouble, baseball player Gavin Scott joins a secret romance book club with his friends to learn how to be a better husband, with help from romance novels.
6.”Well Met” by Jen DeLuca – Emily moves to a small town to help her sister and ends up volunteering at the local Renaissance Faire. There, she clashes with Simon, the organizer, but finds herself drawn to him in unexpected ways.
7.”The Bride Test” by Helen Hoang – Khai Diep, who has autism, agrees to let his mother find him a bride. Enter Esme Tran, who travels from Vietnam to America for a summer to win his heart, but ends up finding herself along the way.
These contemporary romance novels feature strong heroines facing unique challenges and finding love in unexpected ways. Enjoy your reading!
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