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If you enjoyed Alexandria Bellefleur's playful romantic comedies, Casey McQuiston might become your next favorite author. McQuiston writes heartfelt, witty romances with fresh, lovable characters and engaging plots.
Their novel, Red, White & Royal Blue, is a charming romantic comedy that explores an unexpected relationship between a U.S. president's son and a British prince, filled with banter, friendship, and emotional depth.
Talia Hibbert crafts romances filled with humor, warmth, and compelling characters. Like Bellefleur, she writes stories that feature diverse characters navigating relationships and personal growth in relatable ways.
Hibbert's Get a Life, Chloe Brown introduces Chloe, a witty, chronically ill protagonist who decides it's time to take control of her life and finds romance along the way. Hibbert skillfully blends humor, tenderness, and vulnerability.
Helen Hoang explores romance with authenticity, sensitivity, and plenty of charm. If you enjoyed Bellefleur's nuanced relationships and inclusive storytelling, Hoang could easily win your heart.
Her debut novel, The Kiss Quotient, features Stella Lane, an autistic woman hiring an escort to help improve her romantic skills. Hoang brings warmth, emotional honesty, and humor to this unique story of love and self-discovery.
Kate Clayborn offers thoughtful, emotionally satisfying romances with engaging storytelling and relatable characters. Readers drawn to Bellefleur's blend of humor, chemistry, and emotional insight will likely appreciate Clayborn's style.
Her novel Love Lettering centers around Meg, a talented hand-lettering artist, whose professional and romantic life becomes wonderfully complicated in charming New York City. Clayborn writes beautifully layered character stories with sincere emotional journeys.
Olivia Dade writes joyful, body-positive romances that thoughtfully approach themes such as representation and acceptance. Her style shares Bellefleur's blend of humor and heart, highlighting flawed, relatable characters who are easy to love.
In her novel Spoiler Alert, she combines fandom culture with romance, following the love story between romance-obsessed fanfic writer April and Marcus, a beloved actor with a secret online identity.
Dade's stories celebrate self-acceptance, romantic fulfillment, and genuine human connection.
Alexis Hall writes witty, heartfelt romances filled with humor, warmth, and sharp emotional insights. His stories often center on LGBTQ+ characters navigating relatable situations with charm and honesty.
Fans of Alexandria Bellefleur will enjoy his novel Boyfriend Material, a romantic comedy about a fake relationship that becomes surprisingly real and wonderfully messy.
Alyssa Cole creates engaging and thoughtful romance novels that blend compelling characters with socially relevant themes. Her romances are lively and nuanced, often featuring diverse relationships and authentic representation.
Readers who appreciate Alexandria Bellefleur's vibrant characters may also love Cole's A Princess in Theory, where a smart, relatable heroine finds humor, love, and adventure with a secretive royal.
Meryl Wilsner writes refreshingly realistic romances full of emotional depth, clever dialogue, and strong LGBTQ+ representation. Like Bellefleur, Wilsner tackles relationship dynamics honestly and warmly, making characters easy to root for.
A great introduction is Something to Talk About, a delightful romance about two women, professional boundaries, and the tension that arises when rumors of their relationship spark unexpected feelings.
Ashley Herring Blake delivers tender romances that explore emotional vulnerability, growth, and genuine relationships, often centering queer characters.
Readers who enjoy Bellefleur's combination of humor and touching romance will likely connect with Blake’s novel Delilah Green Doesn't Care, an engaging story of unexpected attraction, family complexities, and the risks we take for love.
Rosie Danan writes contemporary romances blending humor, heart, and openness about intimacy and relationships. Like Alexandria Bellefleur, Danan crafts likable characters with realistic hopes, fears, and emotional journeys.
Check out The Roommate, her charming and candid romantic comedy that explores love, sexuality, and relationships through an unlikely friendship and blossoming romance.
Jen DeLuca writes charming, upbeat romances filled with humor, warmth, and relatable characters. Her stories often center on quirky settings, like Renaissance festivals, creating a playful atmosphere where love can bloom. A perfect example is Well
Met, a fun and heartfelt romance about two people finding unexpected connection amidst jousting knights and medieval costumes.
Mazey Eddings creates lively, funny romances exploring modern relationships, mental health, and self-discovery. Her writing balances humor with sincere emotional depth, making her books both entertaining and heartfelt.
If you enjoyed Bellefleur's approach to contemporary romance, try Eddings' A Brush with Love, where she blends dental-school stress, engaging friendships, and romantic sparks into a heartwarming story.
Anita Kelly crafts thoughtful, inclusive romances with gentle humor, authentic emotions, and lovable, diverse characters. They write richly detailed stories that capture characters figuring out their identities and finding happiness on their terms.
If Alexandria Bellefleur's queer-positive romances resonate with you, pick up Kelly's Love & Other Disasters, a warm, food-centered novel filled with messy kitchens, reality-TV chaos, and a sweet, heartfelt romance.
Alison Cochrun writes heartfelt, emotionally satisfying romances blending humor, lively characters, and meaningful journeys of self-acceptance. Cochrun's books often explore themes of identity, personal growth, and love's complexities in approachable, engaging ways.
Fans of Alexandria Bellefleur's contemporary queer romances will likely enjoy Cochrun's The Charm Offensive, which charmingly portrays romance behind the scenes of a reality dating show.
Georgia Beers delivers lighthearted and hopeful romances highlighting relatable characters, emotional authenticity, and sweet chemistry. Her novels usually follow women navigating everyday challenges, friendships, and love connections in cozy, contemporary settings.
If you appreciate Bellefleur's emotionally rich yet light romances, consider Beers' Blend, a warm, inviting story of two women connecting through work, friendship, and coffee-shop charm.