Love is undoubtedly in the air as Valentine’s Day approaches! Here are some of our top recommendations for romantic fiction that will make you fall in love with the characters.

November 9 by Colleen Hoover

In recent times, the author Colleen Hoover has been a popular choice for books with a romantic theme. One of her finest pieces is November 9. The protagonist Fallon, a former actress, and Ben meet just hours before Fallon is set to take a significant step for her profession. The story is a contemporary romance. They decide to meet on November 9 of each year moving forward. You’ll experience mixed emotions while reading the story, including laughter, tears, and rage.

At First Sight by Nicholas Sparks

When it comes to romance Nicholas Sparks is a very familiar name. At First Sight is rather an underrated masterpiece by him. At First Sight is a remarkable story about the love between a man and a woman as well as between a parent and a kid. It is about endings that bring about new beginnings, tragedies that result in unanticipated happiness, and, most importantly, the magic of eternal love.

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

The narrative tells the life story of Hollywood legend Evelyn Hugo, who decides to share it with a regular reporter named Monique Grant. Her uphill battles all the way to the top are depicted in the narrative. Her love affairs, marriages and most importantly the love of her life!

Verity by Colleen Hoover

This romantic thriller, Lowen Ashleigh, a young author residing in New York City who struggles with money and isn’t truly leading the life she had pictured, is the main subject of Verity. One day she meets a man, Jeremy Crawford, who changes the entire course of her life.

Things we never got over by Lucy Score

The story depicts a lady in her 30s ending a toxic relationship and starting new. In this journey, she falls in love with a wealthy bar owner, Knox Morgan, who empowers her to heal and explore.

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