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A ticking-clock romance that balances the heavy weight of despair with the wild, uplifting pursuit of a life worth living. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with How to fall in love.
- emotionally-charged
- uplifting
- tense-yet-tender
- 01
The Time of my Life
Cecelia Ahern
A quirky, magical nudge to stop hiding from your own existence and start living it.
- 02
If You Could See Me Now
Cecelia Ahern
A tender, gently magical exploration of learning to let go of control and embrace the whimsical, unpredictable nature of love and joy.
- 03
The course of love
Alain De Botton
A deeply analytical and compassionate dissection of what happens after the happily-ever-after.
- 04
Miss Prim And The Billionaire
Lucy Gordon
A tense, glamorous Parisian reunion where old heartbreaks and hidden desires collide in the boardroom.
- 05
On love
Alain De Botton
A devastatingly witty and intellectually astute dissection of the thrills, pitfalls, and philosophical absurdities of romantic love.
- 06
A Woman in Love
Lilian Peake
A deliciously angsty vintage romance built on sharp power dynamics and the slow thawing of a ruthless heart.
- 07
Surrender to me
Sophie Jordan
A dramatic historical romance that sweeps from the stifling gossip of the ton to the perilous, passionate wilds of Scotland.
- 08
The fill-in boyfriend
Kasie West
A sweet, trope-driven high school romance where a desperate prom-night lie blossoms into a genuine, swoon-worthy connection.
- 09
Circle of Friends
Maeve Binchy
A warm, immersive portrait of the fierce loyalties and inevitable heartbreaks of growing up and growing apart.
- 10
Cherry Crush Cathy Cassidy
Cathy Cassidy
A sun-drenched, chocolate-scented exploration of the messy, bittersweet thrill of first love and finding your place in a brand-new family.
- 11
When I Fall in Love
Lynn Kurland · 2007
A sweet, fish-out-of-water time-travel romance that proves chivalry is alive and well in the thirteenth century.
- 12
You can't hide
Karen Rose
A tense, claustrophobic romantic thriller where professional ethics collide with a deadly, escalating game of cat and mouse.
