Austin Siegemund-Broka co-writes Young Adult romance novels alongside Emily Wibberley. Their engaging stories include hits such as Always Never Yours and If I'm Being Honest, blending humor and emotion.
If you enjoy reading books by Austin Siegemund-Broka then you might also like the following authors:
Emily Henry writes romantic novels that balance witty dialogue, emotional depth, and relatable characters. Her stories combine romance, humor, and heartfelt moments, often exploring themes of personal growth, relationships, and the search for authentic connection.
Readers who appreciate Austin Siegemund-Broka's thoughtful yet lively style might enjoy Henry's Beach Read, a novel about two authors with writer's block who challenge each other to switch genres for the summer.
Christina Lauren, the writing duo Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, create feel-good romances marked by humor, engaging dialogue, and genuine chemistry between characters. Like Siegemund-Broka, they explore complexities of modern relationships in a warm and fun way.
Fans of contemporary romantic comedies might enjoy their popular novel, The Unhoneymooners, about two sworn enemies forced to pretend they're newlyweds on a vacation.
Ali Hazelwood combines romance, authenticity, and humor in her books, often set in the world of academia and STEM fields. Her style captures awkward, funny interactions and heartfelt relationships, which readers of Austin Siegemund-Broka’s stories may particularly value.
Readers might especially enjoy Hazelwood's book The Love Hypothesis, a romantic comedy about a scientist who enters into a fake relationship with a colleague, leading to unexpected feelings.
Rachel Lynn Solomon creates engaging stories filled with genuine emotion, humor, and relatable characters navigating life's complexities. She often writes about identity, mental health, and personal growth with warmth and honesty.
Fans of Austin Siegemund-Broka’s character-driven romances might appreciate Solomon’s novel Today Tonight Tomorrow, a story about two high-school rivals who unexpectedly bond during one eventful day.
Sophie Cousens writes romantic novels infused with humor, charm, and gentle insight into human relationships. Readers drawn to Austin Siegemund-Broka’s exploration of fate and love might enjoy Cousens' similarly hopeful and humorous outlook.
One notable book to start with could be This Time Next Year, a heartwarming romance about two people who repeatedly cross paths over the years, learning about themselves and love along the way.
Kasie West writes heartwarming young adult romances full of lively characters, quick wit, and situations readers can relate to. Her stories explore themes like friendship, family, and first love, presented with humor and warmth.
In P.S. I Like You, West tells the playful story of Lily, who accidentally starts exchanging anonymous notes with a secret pen pal, building a sweet relationship through words alone.
Morgan Matson crafts thoughtful and emotionally satisfying stories about friendship, love, family relationships, and personal growth. Her writing style feels authentic and sincere, drawing readers into relatable characters' everyday worlds.
In Since You've Been Gone, Matson explores how one shy teen, Emily, gains courage and self-awareness by venturing outside her comfort zone after her best friend suddenly disappears.
Emma Lord brings lively humor and genuine emotion to her contemporary YA romances. Her stories feature smart, funny characters encountering relatable personal dilemmas like identity, belonging, and self-discovery.
Tweet Cute introduces Pepper and Jack, two teens entangled in an entertaining Twitter feud between their families' respective businesses, which leads to unexpected romance both online and offline.
Lynn Painter creates heartfelt rom-coms filled with laugh-out-loud banter and endearing romantic mishaps. Her stories celebrate the joys and complications of young love, family bonds, and self-discovery with engaging dialogue and relatable characters.
In Better Than the Movies, Painter stages a playful romance where Liz, a hopeless romantic and rom-com fan, unexpectedly falls for her childhood nemesis while plotting to attract her high school crush.
Sarah Hogle writes romantic comedies that blend humor, lovable yet messy characters, and delightfully chaotic plots. Her themes explore imperfect relationships, communication breakdowns, and the redemptive power of love.
In You Deserve Each Other, Hogle introduces Naomi and Nicholas, a couple on the brink of canceling their engagement who rediscover their love through humorous pranks, misunderstandings, and heartfelt vulnerability.
Lyssa Kay Adams writes romantic comedies that are funny and heartwarming, with characters who are relatable and easy to root for. Her stories often focus on friendship, community, and self-discovery, keeping readers cheering for love to triumph.
A great example is her novel The Bromance Book Club, a story about a group of men who secretly read romance novels to help improve their relationships.
Kate Clayborn writes contemporary romances full of warmth, sincerity, and emotional maturity. Her stories often explore deep connections and personal growth with gentle humor and insight.
Readers who enjoy thoughtful, believable romance might appreciate her book Love Lettering, a sweet and clever story set in New York City about a calligraphy artist finding her way through life, friendship, and love.
Jen DeLuca brings readers playful and charming rom-coms with quirky humor and engaging settings that feel fresh and unique. She often explores themes about reinventing oneself, taking risks, and finding love where it's least expected. Her novel
Well Met is a great example, featuring a charming small-town Renaissance Faire as the backdrop for a funny and heartfelt romance.
Annabel Monaghan's style is witty and warm-hearted. Her stories focus on family dynamics, second chances, and the surprises that come with love.
Her novel Nora Goes Off Script offers readers a delightful romantic tale about a screenwriter whose quiet life gets upended when a famous actor shows up unexpectedly.
Jennifer Lynn Barnes writes stories full of mystery, intrigue, and drama, usually featuring smart and resourceful young characters caught up in entertaining plots with twists that keep readers guessing.
Her novel The Inheritance Games combines puzzles, wealth, intrigue, and complicated family relationships, making for a thrilling, page-turning read.