Top 7 Romance eBook Suggestions for Your Next Book Club Meeting

A heartwarming and charming novel, “The Rosie Project” follows the socially awkward geneticist Don Tillman as he embarks on what he calls the Wife Project to find his perfect partner. His carefully crafted questionnaire goes awry when he meets Rosie, leading to a beautiful, humorous love story. The book touches on themes of love, acceptance, and individuality.

If your book club enjoys historical romance, “Outlander” is a must-read. This time-traveling epic follows the story of Claire, a WWII nurse, who mysteriously gets transported back to 18th-century Scotland, where she meets and falls in love with a Highlander, Jamie Fraser. The novel explores themes of love, loyalty, and the concept of time.

No list of romance novels would be complete without this classic. “Pride and Prejudice” explores the story of the independent and quick-witted Elizabeth Bennet and her complex relationship with the proud Mr. Darcy. Austen’s classic explores themes of love, class, and reputation.

For a modern-day enemies-to-lovers story, your book club will enjoy “The Hating Game”. The story revolves around Lucy and Joshua, two executive assistants forced to compete for a promotion, in the process discovering that they might not hate each other as much as they thought. The novel is a delightful exploration of competition, love, and understanding.

If your book club is interested in LGBTQ+ romance novels, “Red, White & Royal Blue” is a delightful and heartwarming read. The story follows the son of the US president, Alex, and the British prince, Henry, as they go from feuding to falling in love. It’s a tale of love, duty, and the power of authenticity.

Stella, a woman with Asperger’s syndrome, hires an escort, Michael, to teach her about relationships and intimacy. But things get complicated when they start developing feelings for each other. This book sensitively explores themes of neurodiversity and emotional vulnerability in a romantic relationship.

A profoundly moving novel, “Normal People” follows the complex relationship between Marianne and Connell as they navigate friendships, family dynamics, and love from their high school years into early adulthood. The book deals with themes of social class, communication, and power dynamics in relationships.