Joya Goffney's romance novels are laced with humour and warmth, while authentically exploring issues which can impact the lives of young people.
My Week With Him by 
Confessions of an Alleged Good Girl by 
Excuse Me While I Cry Ugly by Memorable characters make Sophie Gonzales's queer romcom novels some of this genre's most popular reads.
The Perfect Guy Doesn't Exist by 
Never Ever Getting Back Together by 
Perfect On Paper by 
Only Mostly Devastated by 
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Books in this genre generally involve love stories between two characters that result in a happy ending.
My Life with the Walter Boys by 
The Summer I Turned Pretty by 
To All the Boys I've Loved Before by 
Always Isn't Forever by 
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Becky Albertalli is one of our most popular Romance authors, whether it's the Simonverse series or her co-authored novels with Adam Silvera or Aisha Saeed.
Here's To Us by 
Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by 
The Upside of Unrequited by 
Leah On the Off Beat by Many books in our collections contain overlapping genres, and this is particularly true for romance fiction. The debate over whether a story is romantic fantasy or a fantasy romance has given rise to the popular portmanteau "Romantasy." Paranormal, dystopian and historical fiction are also common genre blends with romance - all indicative of how love and hope can flourish under varied circumstances and in unexpected places. Here's a sample of blended romance novels you find elsewhere in the Library:
This Woven Kingdom by 
The Revenant Games by 
All That's Left in the World by 
Into the Mouth of the Wolf by 
