5 Fantastic Rom-Com Summer Reads to Savor This Season

5 Fantastic Rom-Com Summer Reads to Savor This Season

Summer is finally here, bringing with it long, sunny days perfect for lounging by the pool, relaxing on the beach, or simply enjoying a cool breeze in your backyard. There’s something special about reading during the summer. It’s the perfect time to escape into a different world, unwind, and let your imagination run wild. Whether you’re a dedicated bookworm or just looking for a fun, light-hearted read, rom-com novels are a fantastic choice for summer. They offer a delightful mix of humor, romance, and heartwarming moments that are sure to lift your spirits. Plus, reading in the summer can be a great way to reduce stress and boost your mood. So, grab your favorite sunhat, a refreshing drink, and dive into these five wonderful rom-com summer reads.

I’ve read all of these and loved every one of them. Here are my top picks:

  • “People We Meet on Vacation” by Emily Henry 
    Emily Henry delivers a perfect summer escape with “People We Meet on Vacation.” The story follows Poppy and Alex, best friends who couldn’t be more different. Every summer for a decade, they took a week-long vacation together, until two years ago when everything changed. Determined to mend their relationship, Poppy convinces Alex to take one more trip together. Full of humor, warmth, and nostalgic summer vibes, this novel explores the complexities of friendship and love, making it an irresistible summer read.
  • “The Unhoneymooners” by Christina Lauren 
    Christina Lauren’s “The Unhoneymooners” was my favorite read. It is a hilarious and charming tale about Olive and Ethan, sworn enemies who end up on a free trip to Hawaii after everyone else at a wedding falls ill. Forced to pretend they’re newlyweds, Olive and Ethan start to see each other in a new light amidst the tropical paradise. With its snappy dialogue, laugh-out-loud moments, and sizzling chemistry, this book is a delightful escape that will leave you grinning from ear to ear.
  • “Things We Never Got Over” by Lucy Score 
    Lucy Score’s “Things We Never Got Over” is a heartfelt and humorous story about Naomi, a runaway bride who escapes to the small town of Knockemout to help her estranged twin sister. There, she meets Knox, a grumpy but irresistibly attractive barber. As Naomi navigates her new life and unexpected responsibilities, she finds herself drawn to Knox. This novel is packed with witty banter, emotional depth, and a slow-burn romance that will keep you hooked from start to finish. For those who enjoy it, the story continues in “Things We Hide from the Light” and “Things We Left Behind,” offering more of the charming small-town antics and captivating love stories.
  • “Maybe Someday” by Colleen Hoover 
    Colleen Hoover’s “Maybe Someday” is an engaging and emotional tale about Sydney, who discovers her boyfriend’s infidelity and finds solace in her neighbor Ridge’s music. As they collaborate on songs, their connection deepens, complicating their lives. This book is part of a series that includes “Maybe Not” and “Maybe Now,” offering a deeper dive into the lives and loves of the characters.
  • “Runaway Groomsman” by Meghan Quinn 
    Meghan Quinn’s “Runaway Groomsman” is a delightful and hilarious story about Sawyer, a man who becomes a viral sensation after fleeing from his best friend’s wedding. Escaping to a remote cabin to lay low, he meets Fallon, the owner of the cabin who is dealing with her own romantic misadventures. As they bond over their mutual need to start fresh, their chemistry becomes undeniable. This book is full of humor, charm, and heart, making it a perfect summer read.

These five rom-com novels are sure to bring joy, laughter, and a touch of romance to your summer reading list. Each one offers a unique blend of humor, heart, and love that will make your days a little brighter and your nights a little cozier.

What books are on your summer reading list? Have you read any of these titles, or do you have other recommendations? Let me know in the comments below – I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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