Eight Best Chick Lit Romance Books To Keep You Wanting More

They say life imitates art, but what do you do when it turns out the reverse is coming true?

Roisin’s weekend started as a fantastic getaway to celebrate an engagement, a birthday, and the launch of Joe’s new show. Things quickly start going awry when tensions among her friend group come to light, and everything gets even worse when certain parts of Joe’s drama turn out to be all too real. The stories that were supposed to stay just between them are playing out on screen for the world to see in a realization of Roisin’s worst nightmares.

Already questioning her relationship, she can’t help but add in fears of what else the show might be revealing now that her personal life is public. Roisin’s only hope is to get her head and heart together by going home to help run her family’s pub. Luckily, she’s not going through this alone, as an old friend is determined to support her in ways she never thought she’d need.

Nar’s boyfriend is proposing, and there’s nothing she wants less.

After a failed proposal in front of a room of tech bros, Nar’s mother thinks she can fix everything with a list of available Armenian bachelors and a push for Nar to attend a series of events to preserve the Armenian identity. Of course, her mother was right…in all the wrong ways.

Erebuni is gorgeous, witchy, and determined to be the best wingwoman while encouraging Nar to embrace their shared culture. Now, Nar has to decide if she’s going to be brave and embrace everything about who she is for the first time in her life with the woman who showed her it was possible.

Maggie Banks is doing her best.

When she arrived to help her best friend run her struggling bookshop, Maggie thought it’d be selling bestsellers and celebrating books in a way only a bookish town would know how. However, the society in charge of the town seems intent on keeping everyone stuck in the past. 

After a series of mistakes, Maggie is determined to fix everything and bring the bookshop back from the brink. If that means breaking a few rules and starting an underground book-selling ring, then that’s what she’ll do.

That is, until she discovers a secret that could change everything everyone knows about the town. Now, she has to decide if she should tell the story that changes everything or lose it all and chalk this up as another in her long list of failures.

One man’s trash is another’s treasure when a wedding goes wrong and a honeymoon goes so right.

Ami’s excited for her sister, Olive, to get married, but she’s also determined for everything to go exactly right because if Olive can’t break the Torres family wedding curse, it’s likely nobody can. Determined to give her sister the best wedding ever, Ami has less than two weeks to organize everything, thousands of miles away from home, while also processing her own divorce. There’s no one better equipped to help her than the best man, Brody, who already lives in Maui.

When it comes down to details, will he be a better help, or will he hinder all her best-laid plans by being everything she didn’t know she needed?

There’s a fine line between love and hate.

Nami’s 30th birthday serves to highlight that she’s not exactly happy where she is. Everything she’s worked for is on the precipice, and the one person who can help her fix it is also her nemesis. That's why, when she makes the wish for her soulmate, the universe decides to deliver that nemesis right into her lap.

Jae Lee is still the same effortlessly cool, charming, and successful guy he seemed to be in high school. Only now, his goal isn’t beating her out for valedictorian; it’s to take over her tech startup. As things continue to heat up between them, they realize there might be more than just ambition brewing.

Naomi is running away from her wedding, but it’s for a good cause. She’s running to her twin sister’s rescue! Unfortunately, her twin is still the same as she’s always been, and as Naomi tries to help, her sister steals her car and all her cash before leaving her daughter in Naomi’s care. 

Now, Naomi’s left high and dry, stuck in town trying to figure out how to handle an eleven-year-old without a plan or even a job in a city that thinks conflict resolution is a beatdown and a beer.

Knox would usually stay far away from this kind of situation, but it’s kind of the least he can do after watching it all hit the fan. His game plan is to help her through this and then wash his hands of them both, but when trouble turns to legitimate danger, he realizes he might have bitten off more than he can chew.