Whether it feels like it or not, spring is right around the corner. What better way to heat up your TBR than with some swoony romance to enjoy with nicer weather? If you’re looking for some romance books to add to your TBR, check out these titles coming out this spring!
First-Time Caller by B.K. Borison (2/11)
Being the host of Baltimore’s romance hotline isn’t easy for Aiden Valentine when he doesn’t believe in love anymore. The hotline unexpectedly goes viral when a young girl calls in asking for dating advice. Meanwhile, Lucie Stone thought her life was great until all of Baltimore began to judge her love life and now, she wonders if she’s as happy as she thought she was. It seems that everyone wants Lucie to find love, even the temperamental Aiden. When the chemistry between Lucie and Aiden heats up, she has to pick between him or the mystery man in her headphones.
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Can’t Help Faking in Love by Swati Hegde (2/11)
Harsha Godbole is back in Bangalore after studying in America and is determined to start her life on her own, without her family’s Bollywood wealth. When her hard work crumbles, Harsha refuses to show up to her cousin’s wedding a single failure, so she puts that money to good use. Veer Kannan gave up his dreams of being a Bollywood star to work as a barista in order to help support his family. When his brother’s financial aid for school falls through, Veer needs a lot of money very quickly. When Harsha decides to hire her favorite barista as her fake boyfriend, what could go wrong? Veer thinks this could be what he needs for his big Bollywood break, until the two get closer than they anticipated.
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The Last Guy on Earth by Sarina Bowen (2/18)
The last hockey player Coach Clay Powers wants on his team is Jethro Hale. Coach is in for a rude awakening when his general manager pulls a fast one and Jethro is on the roster. But Coach can never explain why. He can’t let anyone know about the affair he and Jethro had fifteen years ago. As the two reunite, the sparks fly the same way they did back then, but it would never work. A coach and a player? It would be a scandal that could take them both down, if only they could resist the feelings they both have.
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The Charlie Method by Elle Kennedy (2/25)
Charlotte Kingston is living two lives. One role is the perfect sorority girl, a biomedical engineer student, and the adopted daughter of a family with an image to uphold. At night though? Charlie chats away on a dating app flirting with two different men. Will Larsen is a Briar U hockey boy with a congressman father constantly watching his every move. When a scandal hits, Will’s father tries to distance Will from it and Will prays no one finds out his secret. Sometimes, Will and his best friend, Beckett Dunne, share girls behind closed doors. When Charlie finally meets Will and Beckett, things get hot and steamy quickly, but real life and fantasy soon collide and threaten to shatter everything.
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Book Boyfriend by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka (2/25)
Jennifer Worth loves nothing more than to escape into her favorite romantasy series, Elytheum Court. What better way to celebrate being newly single than to travel to an immersive fan experience for all things Elytheum! What Jennifer did not expect was to run into Scott Daniels, her work nemesis. His disinterest in Jennifer’s favorite series made their publishing jobs feel like they constantly butt heads, but this Scott in his cosplay outfit is different. As Scott is unlucky in love, he was inspired by Jennifer’s favorite series and is determined to turn into the perfect book boyfriend. Jennifer has no interest in Scott whatsoever, but when the convention activities force them together, they find themselves in the ultimate enemies-to-lovers trope.
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Unlikely Story by Ali Rosen (3/1)
Nora is a relationship expert who has a big secret: she’s in love with someone she’s never met. J is the one who’s edited Nora’s advice column for seven years and the two communicate solely through shared files as he’s in London and she in New York. When J lets Nora know his girlfriend is out of the picture right as her boss asks her to visit London, Nora takes this as a sign. Meanwhile, Eli has just moved in downstairs and is determined to make Nora’s life a living hell as he is her client’s ex-boyfriend and blames Nora for their breakup. When Eli slips and reveals a secret, Nora begins to wonder if someone can be two places at once.
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The Love Simulation by Etta Easton (3/4)
Brianna Rogers is furious. After the principal at her school rescinds his approval for a library upgrade to spend the money on a football field, Brianna joins a team of teachers who are spending their summer in a Mars simulation. The thing Brianna did not expect was that the son of the principal, Roman Major, showing up. Roman and Brianna have been hot and cold all year but Brianna is suspicious his father sent him to sabotage the group, which would cause them to lose the prize money. As the competition continues, Brianna finds herself falling harder and harder for Roman even if she feels he is hiding something.
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Just Our Luck by Denise Williams (3/25)
Sybil Sweet doesn’t feel very lucky. She’s been going from job to job in search of the right fit, looking for something special in different men, and now she fears she’s as directionless as her family makes her out to be. One night, she buys a lottery ticket and heads to the late-night donut store. Kieran Anderson put his dreams of being a doctor on pause to run his family’s bakery, finding himself broke, exhausted, and nowhere close to finally going back to school. When he meets Sybil and flirtation turns into more, Sybil ends up running out the next morning leaving behind a winning lottery ticket. When Kieran tries to get the winning ticket back to Sybil, the gesture goes viral and his bakery sales skyrocket. To keep up with the charade and prove to Sybil’s family she isn’t a total disaster, the two agree to fake date for a while to keep up with the image the media has portrayed. But what if those sparks from the night they first met get even more intense?
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Swept Away by Beth O’Leary (4/1)
Zeke and Lexi can agree on one thing: a one-night stand is what’s best. He’s only in town for the weekend and she has no time for dating. The next morning, Zeke and Lexi find themselves waking up surrounded by miles and miles of water, realizing in a miscommunication, no one tied the houseboat to the dock. Having to work together to find a way home, what they never expected was that the more time you spend with someone, the easier it is to fall in love.
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Say You’ll Remember Me by Abby Jimenez (4/1)
Samantha thought she’d found the perfect man in Xavier Rush—gorgeous, compassionate, and a veterinarian who dotes on tiny kittens. But then he opens his mouth and leaves a disastrously bad first impression. Yet, when Xavier admits his mistake, sparks fly, leading to an unforgettable night together. Just when it seems like their connection could turn into something real, Samantha pulls away, knowing her family’s crisis makes a relationship impossible. She begs Xavier to forget her, but some loves refuse to fade.
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Flirting Lessons by Jasmine Guillory (4/8)
Avery Jensen is looking to flirt and date and misbehave a little after a breakup. With little-to-no dating experience with men or women, Avery doesn’t know where to start. When she meets Napa Valley’s biggest heartbreaker, Taylor Cameron, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Taylor is also fresh off a breakup and looking to distract herself after her friend makes a bet with her, she can’t go two months without sleeping with someone new. Now, Taylor is going to give Avery some lessons in flirting. As the two get closer and closer, Avery begins to develop feelings for Taylor just as things heat up between the two of them.
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The Folklore of Forever by Sarah Hogle (4/8)
Zelda Tempest needs some inspiration for her next paranormal mystery novel, even if she is a paranormal skeptic. Zelda feels stuck even with the magic in her hometown and two witch sisters. No one is more let down that Zelda doesn’t believe in magic than her charming neighbor, Morgan Angelopoulos. To get her to believe, Morgan convinces Zelda to go ghost-hunting, only for Zelda to discover magical creatures that appear as ordinary pets to everyone else. When curiosity peaks about what else could be in their hometown woods, Zelda and Morgan search for even more magic…while magic brews between the two of them.
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Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry (4/22)
Alice Scott needs her big writing break. Hayden Anderson is a Pulitzer-prize winner. What could bring the two together other than the opportunity to write the biography of Margaret Ives, a celebrity no one has seen in years. This is a huge opportunity, so when the two are invited to Little Crescent Island by Margaret, they have to have their head in the game as only one person will be chosen by Margaret to write her biography. To make things trickier, Margaret is only giving them each pieces of her story and they cannot talk to put them together due to an NDA. What is forming is a strong desire each time Alice and Hayden are in the same room and just like the story they are trying to write, it could be a mystery, love story, or tragedy.
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