Red white Royal Blue + Love On the Brain +You've Reached Sam

📘 Red, White & Royal Blue
📗 Love on the Brain
📙 You’ve Reached Sam.

1. Red, White & Royal Blue

By Casey McQuiston

An enemies-to-lovers romance between America’s First Son and a British prince—full of wit, charm, and heart.

🔹 Description 

What happens when America’s First Son falls for the Prince of Wales? Sparks fly in Red, White & Royal Blue, a witty and heartwarming rom-com that blends politics, royalty, and forbidden love. When Alex Claremont-Diaz is forced to fake a friendship with Prince Henry to avoid a scandal, the staged bromance quickly turns into something much deeper.

Set against the backdrop of diplomacy and duty, this is a story about love, identity, and choosing happiness in the face of the world's expectations.

“Smart, swoony, and utterly addictive—this is the royal romance you didn’t know you needed.”

2. Love on the Brain

By Ali Hazelwood

A STEMinist rom-com where love and science collide—with a lot of tension and swoon-worthy moments.

 Description 

In Love on the Brain, neuroscience meets romance as brilliant scientist Bee Königswasser gets a career-defining NASA project—only to discover she must work with her nemesis, Levi Ward. But as the sparks fly in and out of the lab, Bee realizes Levi might not be the cold rival she thought he was.

With Hazelwood’s signature blend of geeky charm, feminist grit, and slow-burn tension, this hilarious and heartfelt rom-com proves that love (and science) is best when it's messy, real, and electric.

“Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers and strong women in STEM.”

3. You’ve Reached Sam

By Dustin Thao

A heartbreaking yet hopeful YA story about grief, love, and a second chance to say goodbye.

Description

Seventeen-year-old Julie is shattered when her boyfriend Sam dies suddenly. In a moment of desperation, she calls his number... and Sam picks up. You’ve Reached Sam is a deeply emotional novel that explores loss, letting go, and the comfort of impossible goodbyes.

As Julie continues to speak to Sam across the divide, she must face her past, embrace the pain, and move forward without forgetting the love that shaped her. Beautifully written, this is a poignant story for anyone who’s ever wished for just one more moment