Tagged: contemporaryromance

Mile High | By Liz Tomforde

When I picked up Mile High, I was looking for a fun romantic comedy to escape. It provided me with a wholesome story that is quite enjoyable.

Funny Feelings | By Tarah Dewitt

Funny Feelings is a straightforward romantic comedy. It has the friends-to-lovers and fake dating trope but it subverts our expectations by keeping things simple.

A Winter in New York | By Josie Silver

While romance is a big part of A Winter in New York, it is actually a romantic take on Iris’s life in New York. The book is more about her fresh start and the grief and trauma that she left behind.

Snowed In | By Catherine Walsh

Snowed In is a warm, fuzzy, and cozy book like freshly baked cinnamon-dusted bread. Great way to start your holiday reading.

Mr Wrong Number | By Lynn Painter

Mr. Wrong Number has chemistry, humor, and a naïve innocence that we usually see in the romantic comedies from the 90s.

Secretly Yours | By Tessa Bailey

Secretly Yours is a fun romantic comedy that you can read just for the fun of it. A small-town romance between two opposites with a bit of wine tasting sounds like a promising setup.

Bell Time | By Sophie Toovey

If you are a fan of authors like Sophie Kinsella, Catherine Walsh and Jill Mansell, you will end up loving Bell Time.