Romance Books To Read if You Love These Rom-Coms

For Fans of Pretty Woman

Get ready for a gender-reversed Pretty Woman! The Kiss Quotient revolves around Stella, an autistic woman who is successful, driven, beautiful — and yet — still single. Stella believes her social (and sexual) interactions need strengthening and hires Michael, a handsome escort, to show her the ropes. But Michael isn’t like the other guys that Stella has dated before. Through their practice dates, Stella falls as hard for Michael as he does for her. How could she ever try dating someone else, and how could he take on any other client? Like Edward and Vivian, Michael and Stella put their relationship to the test to see if it can withstand the vast differences between their two worlds.

For Fans of Bridesmaids

By day, Amy’s a baker for a conservative Christian bakery, and by night she’s a bartender at a queer bar. It isn’t easy being gay in Oklahoma, a harsh truth that hits Amy even harder when she’s outed to her boss at the bakery and subsequently fired. Desperate to make ends meet, Amy offers her services as a substitute bridesmaid for strangers. As this business unexpectedly grows, Amy struggles to balance her many gigs with maintaining her friendships and more recently, a love life. At odds with the idea that she’s contributing to the celebration of an institution that excludes her, Amy’s faced with a choice that’ll require her to speak now or forever hold her peace.

For Fans of Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Although nobody can know that Mika Moon is a real witch, she figures there’s no harm in pretending to be one. That is until Mika’s witchy video account is discovered by a mysterious family who knows exactly what she is — and they need her help. Under a strict deadline, Mika must do everything in her power to ensure that three little witches can use their own — or risk getting separated. As if that wasn’t enough pressure, Mika must also keep her and the girls’ whereabouts hidden from the head witch and gain the trust of Jamie — Nowhere House’s inconveniently handsome librarian. Desperate to reach the deadline after a lifelong search for family, Mika may lose it before she can even call it her own.

For Fans of You’ve Got Mail

When a fire and a breakup lands Olivia Marshall back in her hometown living with her brother and his roommate, another accident is just what she needs to get her back on her feet. After receiving a racy text from a wrong number, Olivia and Mr. Wrong Number become pen pals — little does she know she’s living with him. Colin Beck has no idea it’s Olivia he’s texted until he already knows all her secrets. It’s hard enough trying to disconnect himself from Mr. Wrong Number and act normally as her roommate, but to make matters worse — he’s falling for her. If he can get her to fall for him under a pseudonym, can he also get her to love him for who he really is?

For Fans of My Big Fat Greek Wedding

Family is everything in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, but what happens when you want to put yourself first instead? Like Toula, Azere falls for a man far outside of her parents’ expectations and her own culture.  Although he makes her happy, she knows that everyone is rooting against their relationship. She can either stay with him and break her mother’s heart or leave and break her own. Caught in between trying to please everyone, Azere starts to question her own identity and wonders if dating a white man makes her less Nigerian — or is that just her mother talking? Can Azere figure out a happy ending for everyone, especially herself?

For Fans of Ticket to Paradise

After years together Harriet and Wyn call it quits but keep it quiet. Months later, none of their friends know that they’ve broken up, which is why they both get their annual summer invite to a cottage. Before they can decide who gets to go, and who has to stay, they’re hit with the news that this will be their last trip to the cottage before it’s sold. Now determined not to make a sad time even sadder, Harriet and Wyn pretend that they’re still together — and start to forget how they could have ever broken up in the first place. As the week at their happy place comes to a close, Harriet and Wyn must confront each other — and their past — to see if the cottage is contorting their reality — or if their happy place is truly just each other.

For Fans of How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days

The beloved Andie Anderson is brought back to life in this novel through journalist Jack Nolan. Tired of his fluffy pieces, Jack makes a deal with his boss to write just one more: “How To Lose a Girl” (sound familiar?). When Jack lays eyes on Hannah Mayfield, he knows that she’ll be the subject of his last piece. What he doesn’t plan on is becoming smitten with her for real — though she may be harder to get rid of than he thinks. Hannah has her own ulterior motives as she puts on a front for her boss to appear to be settled down, and ready for the next step in her career. She only plans on keeping Jack around for a couple of weeks — until she gets to know him. Can they turn what starts out as deceit into true romance?

For Fans of Sweet Home Alabama

When New York City girls return to their hometowns, you know their past is going to catch up with them. While Sweet Home Alabama’s Melanie returns to find her estranged husband in an attempt to divorce him, Delilah returns to photograph her estranged stepsister’s wedding. What Delilah does not come back for is love — but when she sees her stepsister’s friend Claire for the first time since she left, Delilah thinks this trip home may be fun after all. Claire, on the other hand, is looking for anything but fun as she struggles with raising her daughter and running her bookstore. As Delilah tries to win her over, an initially reluctant Claire begins to run out of reasons not to let her.

For Fans of Notting Hill

If in Notting Hill, Anna is just a girl standing in front of Will asking him to love her, then Chani is just a girl standing in front of movie star Gabe Parker, asking him if he ever forgot about her. Like Will, Chani doesn’t expect to have her normal life turned upside down after meeting a movie star. Chani doesn’t know that writing what should be a simple profile on her longtime celebrity crush will turn into a life-changing weekend. Ten years after the sensationalized interview, Chani still has Gabe in all of her thoughts. When she is invited to do a second interview with him, she wonders how she can see Gabe again and act as if all of those feelings don’t exist — but how could she ever say no?