This book features one ridiculous bucket list, one ludicrous cat, and a metric tonne of chocolate. They are neighbours and enemies and she occasionally spies on him. A romantic comedy between a type-A web designer with fibromyalgia and the charming, tattooed handyman she hates. This book features old friends moving in together, mutual pining, and trampolines. They eat a lot and shout at each other and then they kiss. A bodyguard romance between a radical political activist and the over-protective mechanic also known as her brother’s best friend. Vaguely connected to Wanna Bet?, but, like, vaguely.

This book features several Very Romantic Flashbacks, an unshakeable opposites-attract friendship, and some very steamy love scenes. An emotional friends-to-lovers romance between a pansexual party girl and the uptight, responsible hero who’s spent his life pining for her. Standalone, full-length novel, previously titled Wanna Bet?.

This book features a mildly exploitative contract, supposed enemies holding hands in bed, and a plot to take down the (abusive) monarchy. A comedic royal romance between a bisexual Scandinavian prince who’s into light domination and a fed-up British office worker who is also into that, as it turns out plays his fake fiancée. This book features a drunken proposition that is gently rejected, a shared hotel room with only one bed, and a Kiss That Changes Everything. They share a real friendship and a fake relationship. A small-town romance between a 40-year-old divorced novelist and a younger, demisexual bad boy. This book features noble pining, accidental kissing in the kitchen, and realistically chaotic children. He’s tattooed and depressed, she’s hyper-organised and also depressed. A small-town romance between a nursery nurse with a criminal record and a widowed single dad. This book features childhood sweethearts reunited, kisses in the rain, and yet more trouncing of abusive exes.

(Free novella.) A small-town, seaside romance between a pregnant heroine fleeing her ex-husband and a wholesome cafe-owner who just wants to give her omelettes and support and no-strings-attached oral pleasure. This book features delicious lasagne, friends who fall in love via a (comic) book club, small-town gossip, and trouncing an abusive ex. He is also a blacksmith and an excellent cook, if you’re into that. A small-town romance between a grouchy, autistic nerd and the gorgeous human labrador who just moved in next door. But everything else is, honestly, quite flexible. The books in bold contain interconnected references of some sort, and are therefore fun to read in the suggested order. Talia devised the list below by considering series, checking timelines, reading glitter like tea leaves, and measuring the romantical pull of a black hole.

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