10 Rom-Coms To Read If You Love Emily In Paris

When she screws up one time too many, a Beverly Hills party girl gets called back to her hometown and tasked with running her late father’s bar. No one expects her to pull it off — not her family, and definitely not that salty sea captain she can’t shake — but she'll show them.

When an unexpected train detour forces her to spend the day in Paris — and separates her from her boyfriend — Hannah finds herself stuck with Léo, a frustrating Frenchman. But as the day goes on, Hannah finds herself missing her boyfriend less, and enjoying her time the Léo more.

A reality show producer is tasked with turning his new star — Charlie, a man whose bad reputation precedes him — into a Hollywood heartthrob. But what if he wants to cast Charlie in his life, instead?

After a hopeless romantic accidentally swaps her luggage with a stranger’s, she becomes convinced the guy with her suitcase is The One. But when her quest to find the mystery man hits the skids, she’s forced to take a long, hard look at what she really wants.

From the author of Beach Read comes People We Meet on Vacation, a second-chance romance about two estranged best friends who revive their annual vacation tradition after spending two years without speaking to each other.

Securing entrance to an elite dance school in Paris is essential to making Mia’s ballet dream come true. She knows she’s abroad for business, not pleasure, but when a cute boy offers to be her tour guide, Mia discovers there may be more to life than dance.

Jenny’s just started at her new arts high school in South Korea when she spies a familiar face: the guy who ghosted her after their one-night adventure back in L.A. Turns out, he’s one of the most popular K-pop idols around, and he can’t date. Too bad sparks are already flying.

Laid off by her racist, sexist bosses, Jessie returns home to Tennessee to rest and regroup. There, she reunites with her childhood rival, Daniel, who’s now a successful lawyer. He agrees to help her find a fresh start, but will their old animosity get in the way?

When an ambitious lifestyle writer agrees to review a new fitness app, she’s shocked to learn that the company’s CEO will be her personal trainer. They both know they need to keep things professional — but as they get to know one another, that proves harder and harder.

He’s trying to save his family’s restaurant, and she wants to get her sex toy startup off the ground. These two exes aren’t exactly on good terms — but business-wise, they’re a perfect match. Will they be able to put aside their differences and work together?