February is LOVE month! I read romance books all throughout the year, but there’s something special about reading romance books in a month made for love. In this post you will find 20 Romance Books you can read to celebrate love month.
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Things We Never Got Over
by Lucy Score
One of my favorite books of 2023. This is book number one in the Knockemout Series. We are following Naomi who ran away from her life, her home and her fiancé to rescue her estranged twin sister. Naomi ends up being left to care for her niece, that she didn’t even know she had, in a town where she knows no one and has no job. Enter Knox the bar owner and town grump. He hates drama and that’s what he sees written all over Naomi’s face, but he decides to help her out until she gets back on her feet, and nothing more.
Hello Stranger
by Katherine Center
Sadie unexpectedly ends up in a hospital bed diagnosed with a potentially temporary face blindness. As she tries to figure out how to navigate her new normal, she develops feelings, or maybe just lust, for two men in her life.
Divine Rivals
by Rebecca Ross
If you love romance, fantasy, letter writing and high stakes war, this book is for you. Iris has been writing letters to who she believes to be is her brother, fighting for Enva on the frontlines. However, it’s not her brother that has been getting her letters, it’s her work rival, Roman, and he knows it’s Iris sending the letters. Iris throws away her job at the gazette to go off and write about what is really happening in the war while Roman grapples with what to do about their letters.
The Exception to the Rule
by Christina Lauren
An accidental email on February 14th creates a yearly tradition where one boy and one girl wish each other a Happy Valentine’s Day, never knowing who the other is. But as the years go on, they start to break the rules for their email “dates” and sharing more than they initially intended, including the chance for a potential meet up. This mystery love interest and letter writing plot seems to good to pass up!
Yours Truly
by Abby Jimenez
This book is the second book in the Part of Your World series. Dr. Briana Ortiz’s life is kind of a mess right now, she’s newly divorced, her brother needs a kidney and the promotion she wanted is going to the new male doctor she hates. The tides turn when that new male doctor writes Briana a letter proving he’s not as bad as she initially thought him to be.
Love on the Brain
by Ali Hazelwood
Bree is a woman in stem, and just got her dream job. Except, she has to be a co-lead with her grad school nemesis Levi. Bree is facing enough challenges as a woman in science, and people are making her life complicated, everyone surprisingly except for Levi, maybe.
Book Lovers
by Emily Henry
Nora is a very successful literary agent. She is also the girl that gets left behind in the city when all of her boyfriends find new “small town sweethearts.” To make her sister happy, she goes on a trip to Sunshine Falls and bumps into none other than Charlie Lastra. They’ve met before and it’s never been cordial. They’re thrown together again and again throughout this beautifully written romance novel.
Love Redesigned
by Lauren Asher
We are following Dahlia, an interior designer and Julian, billionaire. Together they are going to renovate a historic house together. It’s quoted as “family friends turned childhood rivals.” In true Lauren Asher fashion, it promises to be steamy
Red, White & Royal Blue
by Casey McQuinston
Alex is the First Son of President Ellen Claremont in the United States. Pictures of a confrontation of his nemesis Prince Henry leak from a royal wedding and threaten American/British relations. As a publicity stunt for damage control, the two are forced to stage a friendship. What ensues is a secret relationship that could derail his mom’s campaign and upend the two nations.
Love and Other Words
by Christina Lauren
Macy and Elliot haven’t spoken in almost a decade. Childhood friends and first loves, bonding over their bookish love, it ended with heartbreak and Macy is doing her best to keep her head down and forget it ever happened. Except, she runs into Elliot, perhaps restarting a friendship from before. The story jumps between then and now, telling us what happened and how Elliot will become to understand the truth of what really happened.
The Things We Leave Unfinished
by Rebecca Yarros
Georgia is back home at her famous great-grandmother, Scarlett’s estate in Colorado. Without her knowledge, the task of finishing her great-grandmother’s famous last story has been given to author, Noah. The person who Georgia believes is the absolute last person on the planet her great-grandmother would want to finish her novels. What ensues is tale of the great love between Scarlett and her WWII pilot and an undeniable attraction between Noah and Georgia.
Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry
by Joya Goffney
A heartfelt and emotional coming-of-age story. The book follows Quinn. When an anonymous blog starts exposing the secrets of her classmates, Quinn is determined to uncover the truth. Along the way, she navigates friendship, family, and romance, ultimately discovering the power of vulnerability and self-acceptance.
The Seven Year Slip
by Ashley Poston
Clementine finds a strange man sitting in her kitchen at her late aunt’s apartment, the kind of man that Clementine could fall for. Except there is one problem, he is from the past, seven years to be exact and only exists in her apartment.
The Stolen Heir
by Holly Black
Suren, child of the queen, fled to the human world. She lives in the woods, lonely and still haunted by what she ensured. She believes herself to be forgotten until she is in a bind and saved by Prince Oak. The exact person that she was supposed to marry and has resented for years. Oak is on a mission and he wants Suren’s help, even though it will force Suren to face the life and horrors she left behind.
Next Door Nemesis
by Alexa Martin
Collins Carter has returned to her parents house in suburbia, much to her neighbor Nate’s despair. What Nate wants is a nice, quiet life in suburbia and Collins has sent that packing. When they both decide to run against each other for HOA president, hate turns into lust and the two enemies are forced to face feelings they have ignored for years.
The Spanish Love Deception
by Elena Armas
Catalina has told everyone that she has this amazing American boyfriend. Except now it’s time to bring said boyfriend to her sister’s wedding, and he doesn’t actually exist. Not wanting let the lie go, she turns to the only option she has, Aaron, her handsome but condescending colleague.
Eloise and the Grump Next Door
by Jenny Proctor and Emma St. Clair
Eloise is turning her late grandmother’s estate into a bed and breakfast. Not what she initially had planed for herself after graduation. It would be a lot more enjoyable if she didn’t have to deal with the grumpy lawyer neighbor next door, who, by the way, carried a drunk Eloise back to her hotel the first night they met. Will Eloise go back to the life she always dreamed she would have? Or is something in this town making her want to stay.
The Deal
by Elle Kennedy
Hannah enlists the help of the handsome hockey team captain to make her crush jealous. Garret agrees because without Hannah tutoring him, his GPA is about to send him straight off the ice. One crazy night ensues and now Garret is on a mission to prove to Hannah that it’s him he should want, no one else.
Play to Win
by Jodie Slaughter
Miriam’s life isn’t all that great right now. She’s living with her mom, her job is a dead end and she’s been estranged from her husband for 8 years (even though they’re still technically married). She buys a lottery ticket and to her surprise, she wins. Miriam decides to call her ex-husband and offer him a lump sum to sign the divorce papers and end that chapter of her life for good. Except Leo has other plans, he wants to win her back instead.
Between Us
by Mhairi McFarlane
Roisin’s boyfriend has turned the private details of their life into a TV show that airs each week. Now Roisin is finding out things about her own relationship, through her boyfriend’s screenwriting. In comes an old friend, who is suddenly there for Roisin amidst all the chaos.
If you’re looking for some more books to read this February and a fun February Bingo Challenge, check out my February TBR video! Link to download is in the video description.