In The Spanish Love Deception, Catalina needs a fake date for her sister’s wedding in Spain. Enter her grumpy colleague, Aaron Blackford, who surprisingly volunteers for the job.
Their trip to Spain is packed with fake-dating tension, clever sparring, and a great slow burn romance. Like The Love Hypothesis, it combines workplace dynamics with the grumpy/sunshine trope, mixing humor and heartwarming moments.
The vibrant Spanish setting and irresistible chemistry make this novel a delightful read for fans who loved Olive and Adam's witty dynamic.
Book Lovers gives readers literary rivals Nora and Charlie, two smart, driven individuals unexpectedly thrown together in a quaint town. Their quick-witted exchanges are delightful, full of sharp humor and clever observations.
Emily Henry expertly plays with familiar romance tropes and twists them thoughtfully, offering readers charming chemistry and memorable conversations.
Fans of The Love Hypothesis who appreciated intelligent characters and engaging dialogue will find this novel a perfect follow-up, as Nora and Charlie's relationship unfolds with depth, warmth, and plenty of laughs.
Beach Read follows two author-rivals, January and Augustus, struggling with writer's block in neighboring beach houses. They challenge each other by switching genres for the summer, bringing out delightful banter, tender exchanges, and some deeper emotional explorations.
Much as Olive and Adam navigated personal struggles alongside their romance, January and Augustus deal with grief and vulnerability in genuine, relatable ways.
Readers who enjoy smart dialogue, emotional depth, and a believable romance between equals will love this charming summer read.
The Hating Game introduces Lucy and Joshua, workplace enemies whose rivalry masks an undeniable attraction. Their sharp banter and hilarious, tension-filled interactions perfectly suit fans of Olive and Adam's similar shifts from misunderstandings to irresistible chemistry.
Sally Thorne brilliantly captures workplace dynamics mixed with romantic tension, showcasing memorable moments and authentic relationship development.
Those who enjoyed the playful and engaging back-and-forth in The Love Hypothesis will eagerly turn pages, rooting for Lucy and Josh's inevitable romantic spark.
Get a Life, Chloe Brown, determined to shake up her careful, structured world, recruits her gruff neighbor, Red, to help her experience new adventures. Their unexpected bond emerges through charming, funny exchanges and genuine emotional depth.
Chloe, dealing openly with chronic illness, brings unique representation to the romance genre. Just as Olive's lovable awkwardness endeared readers, Chloe's relatable quirks paired with witty dialogue create an engaging dynamic.
Fans seeking vibrant characters, delightful humor, and heartfelt romance like The Love Hypothesis will thoroughly enjoy Chloe and Red's story.
Shipped pairs Henley and Graeme, workplace rivals forced to share a cruise to the Galapagos islands. Henley, an ambitious marketing manager, faces off against laid-back, mysterious Graeme in a career competition.
Their proximity sparks hilarious tension that slowly transitions into genuine admiration and romantic feelings. The novel offers STEM-adjacent themes—marine biology and conservation topics are central—reminding readers of Olive's academic setting.
Fans of workplace romance and smart comedic dialogue like in The Love Hypothesis are sure to enjoy this bright, clever story.
In Tweet Cute, teens Pepper and Jack unknowingly spark a viral Twitter feud while anonymously connecting through a school messaging app in real life.
Their chemistry builds naturally through humorous online exchanges, clever wordplay, and heartfelt moments capturing teenage authenticity. This modern, savvy romance appeals to readers who enjoyed Olive and Adam's intelligent banter, rom-com style, and relatable characters.
With its witty dialogue and engaging premise, Tweet Cute delivers cheerful, heartwarming storytelling perfect for fans of the smart romances.
Red, White & Royal Blue offers a fresh enemies-to-lovers tale featuring Alex, the First Son of the United States, and Prince Henry of Britain. Their initial dislike shifts toward friendship, then romantic sparks, all amidst political obligations and publicity stunts.
The novel is filled with witty exchanges, rich character development, and believable romantic chemistry.
Readers who appreciated Olive and Adam’s clever dialogue, fake-dating scenario, and heartfelt relationship at its core will certainly enjoy Alex and Henry’s engaging and charming story.
The Kiss Quotient follows Stella, a brilliant econometrician on the autism spectrum who hires Michael, an escort, to help her learn about romance and relationships.
Their professional arrangement quickly becomes muddled with real feelings, playful banter, and heartwarming moments. Stella's STEM background mirrors Olive's scientific environment, offering readers familiar territory to explore.
Skillfully blending humor, emotional sincerity, and genuine sensitivity, Helen Hoang creates a romance full of depth and delightful chemistry—ideal for fans who loved Olive’s academic charm and romantic journey.
In The Soulmate Equation, single mom Jess, a data scientist, reluctantly matches with River, the aloof founder of a DNA-based dating company. Jess already dislikes River before their scientific compatibility brings them together.
Smart and full of amusing episodes, this enemies-to-lovers romance features science-driven themes woven seamlessly into the narrative.
Fans who appreciated Olive's scientific mindset, paired with witty romantic tension, will be delighted by Jess and River's entertaining and cleverly written path to love.
Boyfriend Material features Luc, the chaotic son of famous rockstars, who needs fake relationship respectability with Oliver, a stuffy British barrister. Their amusing interactions, sharp banter, and emotional discoveries create a captivating opposites-attract romance.
Hall’s humor and clever dialogue echo the enjoyable charm readers adored in Olive and Adam’s story.
Fans drawn to affectionate fake-dating scenarios full of heart and authentic chemistry will appreciate the witty humor and charming British atmosphere in Luc and Oliver’s unconventional, feel-good romance.
Spoiler Alert involves April, a talented fanfiction writer, unknowingly critiquing the actor Marcus from her favorite TV series. Marcus secretly reads April's fanfic, leading to delightful misunderstandings when the pair meets in real life.
Full of geeky references, body positivity, and entertaining dialogue, this novel captures the smart, uplifting vibes fans appreciated from Olive and Adam’s academic and romantic adventures.
April and Marcus’s witty relationship offers heartfelt humor, genuine chemistry, and a storyline packed with fun surprises readers will adore.
When studious PhD student Dani Brown gets captured in a viral "rescue" video with campus guard (and former rugby athlete) Zafir, they capitalize on the publicity by starting a fake romance online.
Funny exchanges, witchy academia elements, and lively banter color their delightful story. Readers who loved Olive’s academic identity, intelligent humor, and fake-dating fun will be equally charmed by Dani and Zafir’s vibrant interactions.
This novel offers a smart, amusing journey through romantic expectations, friendship, and self-discovery.
Meg, a quirky New York hand-letterer, gained fame secretly embedding messages into her lettering projects, including hidden hints at failed relationships.
When former client Reid confronts Meg after discovering her hidden breakup prediction, the two forge an unlikely friendship evolving into charming romance.
Much of the appeal comes from sharp, clever exchanges between Meg and Reid, reminiscent of Olive and Adam's intellectual chemistry and thoughtful interaction.
Readers looking for romance mixed with creativity, charisma, and smart dialogue will greatly enjoy Meg and Reid’s sweet love story.
Jordan runs a romance fan book club at risk of failing and reluctantly enlists help from surly bookstore employee Rex to revive it. Their interactions quickly move from amusing tension to genuine connection through entertaining banter and shared enthusiasm for romance fiction.
Fans who loved Olive's quirky humor and playful romantic situations will appreciate the meta nature of a romance about romance readers. Packed with charm, heart, and humor, this book delivers a cheerful, tender relationship that cleverly celebrates love stories themselves.