If You're Looking For The Perfect Rom-Com To Read This Summer, Give These 17 Books A Try
What it's about: It’s a well-oiled tradition for rom-coms to be all about weddings. You know the ones: Kissing in wine cellars, champagne towers on the edge of crashing, absent father(s) popping up for the big day, Jane Fonda in the ugliest hat you’ve ever seen.
The Wedding Crasher takes on that time-honored tradition. There’s nothing ordinary about Mia Sosa’s rom-coms. A marriage of convenience crashes and burns into fake dating between the crasher and the former groom.
When his marriage of convenience crashes and burns, Dean asks the woman that ruined his wedding to be his fake girlfriend. In Mia Sosa’s newest, you'll find fun parties (some very R-rated ones in fact), beautifully tuned comedic timing, and honest-to-god prose that made me scream, “This is actually a rom-com.” Mia Sosa gave me all the warm, gooey-centered feelings that made me sad when I turned that last page.Get it from Bookshop or from your local indie bookstore via Indiebound.
You can also try the audiobook version through Libro.fm.What it's about: Tessa Bailey writes a coastal friends-to-lovers rom-com in Hook, Line, and Sinker.
