If you enjoy reading books by Sonali Dev then you might also like the following authors:
Helen Hoang writes romance stories that are both emotional and authentic. She often explores relationships from the perspective of characters on the autism spectrum, creating sensitive and insightful narratives about love and intimacy.
Her novel, The Kiss Quotient, centers around Stella, a woman with autism who hires an escort to teach her about relationships, leading to an unexpected and heartfelt connection.
Talia Hibbert's novels blend humor, warmth, and genuine emotion. Her characters feel real, facing relatable struggles while finding love in unexpected places. She addresses issues like chronic illness, anxiety, and self-care with grace and warmth.
In Get a Life, Chloe Brown, Hibbert tells the story of Chloe Brown, a chronically ill computer geek who creates a list of daring experiences, leading her toward an unforgettable romance.
Uzma Jalaluddin's books offer fresh and thoughtful perspectives on love, family, and cultural identity. Her writing carries warmth and humor, offering readers genuine, likable characters.
Her novel, Ayesha at Last, is a delightful modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice set within a Muslim-Canadian community, celebrating faith, family bonds, and unexpected love.
Jasmine Guillory offers romantic comedies infused with humor, charm, and a contemporary edge. Her storytelling features relatable protagonists navigating modern relationships, careers, and friendships with authenticity and heart.
Her debut novel, The Wedding Date, kicks off with an amusing meet-cute scenario—two strangers getting stuck in an elevator—leading to a fake dating arrangement full of warmth, chemistry, and great dialogue.
Alisha Rai creates contemporary romances rich with passion, cultural depth, and diverse characters facing complex emotions and family dynamics. Rai is not afraid to tackle heavier themes like trauma, loss, and mental health in stories that also celebrate love and growth.
Hate to Want You, the first in her Forbidden Hearts trilogy, tells the intense story of Livvy and Nicholas, ex-lovers from rival business families whose complicated desires reignite in compelling ways.
Sajni Patel writes romantic comedies with engaging characters and relatable family dynamics. Her stories often center around women navigating personal goals and family expectations with warmth and humor.
Patel's novel The Trouble with Hating You blends emotion and comedy as it follows Liya Thakkar's funny yet heartfelt journey of love and self-discovery amid matchmaking family pressures.
Farah Heron creates warm, vibrant stories filled with humor, mouth-watering culinary details, and authentic cultural representation. Readers who appreciate Sonali Dev's relatable characters and family ties will enjoy Heron’s novel Accidentally Engaged.
It's a delightful romantic comedy featuring Reena Manji, whose pretend-engagement scheme opens opportunities in love, cooking, and life itself.
Nisha Sharma writes entertaining romantic comedies with strong heroines and thoughtful cultural insights. Her stories touch on family, tradition, identity, and self-discovery with humor and warmth.
Sharma's book Dating Dr. Dil, inspired by Shakespeare's classic comedy, is filled with romance, humor, and clever modern twists, perfect for readers who admired the cheerful and culturally rich storytelling of Sonali Dev.
Soniah Kamal crafts stories that explore identity, love, and cultural expectations with intelligent humor and sharp observation.
Her novel Unmarriageable, a modern retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice set in contemporary Pakistan, offers lively characters, pointed critique of societal norms, and a charming romance familiar to Dev’s fans.
Abby Jimenez is known for writing emotional, heartfelt romances with relatable characters who respond to life's challenges with humor and strength. She skillfully blends romantic tension, character depth, and authentic emotional journeys.
In Jimenez's popular novel The Friend Zone, readers follow Kristen's engaging, funny, and moving story of love, friendship, and the complexities of relationships, themes that Sonali Dev readers will appreciate.
Christina Lauren is the pen name of a duo known for romantic stories with humor, warmth, and authentic emotion. Their writing explores relationships that readers can easily connect to, bringing laughter and heartfelt moments in equal measure.
One notable work is The Unhoneymooners, a fun and charming story about two unlikely travel partners forced to spend time together after an unexpected turn of events.
Lillie Vale writes heartwarming romances that beautifully navigate themes of relationships, personal growth, and family ties. Her stories feature characters who feel real and relatable, and she captures their journeys with sincerity and humor.
In The Decoy Girlfriend, Vale delivers an engaging story of identity and love set against the backdrop of fame and ordinary life, making it perfect for readers looking for warmth and depth.
Balli Kaur Jaswal creates stories centered around diverse characters and the complexity of cultural expectations. Her novels often combine humor, warmth, and emotional depth, making them entertaining yet thought-provoking reads.
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows is a standout novel that blends romance, mystery, and culture, offering perspective on generational divides, tradition, and friendship through a compelling narrative.
Kevin Kwan writes about wealth, luxury, and family drama with humor and insightful commentary on contemporary culture. His storytelling is playful, sharp, and filled with vivid detail, providing audiences with an entertaining escape into extravagant worlds.
His novel Crazy Rich Asians is a satirical, humorous portrayal of wealth and class in Asia, full of lively characters and amusing conflicts.
Carley Fortune crafts tender romances full of nostalgia and emotional honesty. Her stories often explore personal history, unfinished relationships, and second chances, providing readers with satisfying, heartfelt narratives.
Her notable book, Every Summer After, captures memories, love, and regret in a beautiful and emotional narrative set by the lakeside, perfect for readers seeking warmth and genuine storytelling.