Quiz: Pick Your Favorite Romcom Movies, Get a Romance Novel Recommendation

You should read Partners in Crime by Alisha Rai. Mira is a 35-year-old accountant who just wants to settle down with a nice, normal man. She doesn’t mind if he’s boring as long as he is stable. She thinks she finds the right person when she meets a literature professor Naveen on an Indian American dating app. But their quiet courtship gets turned upside down when Mira’s aunt’s inheritance leads them to have a wild, dangerous night in Las Vegas running from kidnappers, outsmarting art thieves, and developing a more exciting romantic connection than either of them imagined.

You should read The Make-Up Test by Jenny L. Howe. Allison is just starting her dream Medieval Literature PhD program. She’s ready to bounce back after family troubles and a heartbreaking breakup a few years back with her undergrad boyfriend. But then her ex, Colin, turns out to be in her PhD program as well. And they’ve been assigned to TA for the same teacher. Not only will they have to work together, but they will be competing for the same exclusive research position. Allison starts to develop feelings for Colin again, but she doesn’t know if she can trust him. And could their relationship survive their intense professional competition?

You should read The Wedding Crasher by Mia Sosa. Solange is about to move away, but agrees to help her wedding planner cousin with one last event. Only, through the course of the weekend she is convinced the couple isn’t meant to be. So she decides to crash the wedding to make sure the bride and groom don’t make a huge mistake. When Dean, the groom, sees the marriage of convenience he needed to get a promotion go down in flames, he convinces Solange to make up for it by pretending to be his girlfriend at work events. I think we all know what’s going to happen next.

You should read I’m So (Not) Over You by Kosoko Jackson. Kian and Hudson had a bad break up that left Kian reeling. So when Hudson asks him to pretend they are still dating while his family is in town, Kian knows it probably isn’t a good idea — but he decides to go through with it anyway. When real feelings start simmering between them, will a second chance at romance be worth the risk of another heartbreak?

You should read Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur. After Darcy and Elle go on a disastrous date, they give into family and professional pressure and agree to fake date at least through the holidays. As a prominent astrologer, Elle knows she and Darcy are not a good match. But despite their astrological incompatibility and terrible first impressions of each other, real feelings develop between the pair before their New Year’s Eve expiration date.

You should read Georgie, All Along by Kate Clayborn. Georgie’s whole life as a Hollywood personal assistant is about making other people happy. So when she ends up with some unexpected time off, she doesn’t know how to put herself first or figure out what she wants. She finds guidance from a wishlist she made in her teenage diary. The items on the list seem small and manageable to check off. Her grumpy, unexpected new roommate Levi offers to help her. But as the chemistry between this sunshine/grumpy pair grows, Georgie realizes what she really wants might not be on her list.