Books matching: high school reunion
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Save:Sassy, steamy, and packed with cowboy charm, this is a spicy romance about two flawed people figuring out love the hard (and hot!) way - great for Rough Riders fans or anyone looking for fun, heart, and heat.
Georgia Hotchkiss returns to Sundance, Wyoming, where she reunites with her former classmate Tell McKay for their high school reunion. Despite their complicated past, they find themselves drawn to each other due to their shared experiences and insecurities. As they navigate their relationship, they confront their family baggage and work towards a happily ever after, all while experiencing plenty of steamy scenes typical of Lorelei James' writing style.
“I think you’re worse, sugar, because you hide it better. Lord, them dimples of yours are deep enough to get lost in. And the ladies eat up that fun-lovin’ gentleman cowboy bit you do so well.” She sh... - #2
Save:A heartfelt, funny romance packed with steamy moments and body-positive vibes, though it sometimes stumbles with repetitive themes. Great for rom-com lovers who appreciate plus-size representation and messy, lovable characters.
A chance encounter at a bar leads to an extended date to a high school reunion for casual acquaintances Frankie Hartigan and Lucy Kavanagh. Lucy, who faces body shaming and insecurities, finds herself drawn to Frankie despite thinking he's out of her league. As they navigate their attraction and insecurities, their chemistry is undeniable, and they find themselves moving into dangerous territory. The book delves into themes of self-esteem, misunderstandings, fat shaming, high school rivalries, reconciliation, and love, with vivid details and entertaining narrative style.
Frankie ran the last few calls through his head. It had to be about the asshole with the Jag. They’d had a warehouse fire down by the docks, and this knucklehead had parked right in front of the hydra...October 2018•321 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Hartigans ) - #3
Save:For fans of heartfelt, funny, and spicy romances with great family dynamics and a swoony, supportive hero, "Doctor Scandalous" absolutely delivers. Grab it for banter, spice, and big family feels!
"Doctor Scandalous" in the series "Boston's Billionaire Bachelors" by J. Saman is a captivating romance novel that follows the story of Oliver, a doctor from one of the wealthiest families in the world, and Amelia, a nurse with a tragic past. When the two reunite at their high school reunion, they decide to fake an engagement to save face in front of their peers. As they navigate through hurdles such as family drama, blackmail, and unexpected feelings, Oliver and Amelia's chemistry becomes undeniable, leading to a journey of self-discovery, love, and healing. The writing style of the book is described as beautifully funny yet emotional, with well-developed characters and a compelling storyline that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
“Oh, Oliver…” Christa Foreman greets me with a slow once-over, her pastel-pink lips curling up into an impish grin. She’s aptly named, because our senior class president was no joke when it came to st...2021•355 pages - #4
Save:A heartwarming, slow-burn friends-to-lovers romance with authentic characters and great banter - perfect for fans of small town love stories and feel-good reads.
Yours to Keep by Lauren Layne is a heartwarming romance set in the small town of Haven during a high school reunion. The story follows Olive, a nerdy science teacher, and Carter, a successful injured sportsman. The book is filled with delightful banter, charming characters, and a unique storyline that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
September 2020•224 pages - #5
Save:A clever, offbeat fantasy that takes you somewhere strange - and makes you question how you got there. Brilliantly written, very weird, and best for adventurous readers who enjoy being left a little unsettled.
The Marriage of Sticks by Jonathan Carroll is a contemporary surrealist fantasy novel that follows the story of Miranda, a dealer in antiquities and oddities for eccentric Manhattanites. The book starts with a high school reunion where Miranda discovers a shattering fact that leads her to a consuming love affair with a married man named Hugh. As they move to a house in the country, Miranda's reality begins to slip away, replaced by alarming visions and encounters with strangers from other times and places. The story explores themes of love, memory, loss, and self-discovery, all while blurring the lines between the ordinary and the magical world.
Jonathan Carroll's writing style in The Marriage of Sticks is described as filled with magical imagery, moments of confusion, and a blend of the ordinary and the fantastical. The narrative unfolds in a way that keeps readers intrigued, with surprises hidden throughout the story, leading to a mind-blowing fantasy experience that ties together suspense, horror, and magic. The book delves into Miranda's journey of unraveling her true identity, confronting her past, and coming to terms with the complexities of love and relationships in a surreal and ambiguous manner.
I did not live this long so that now, when I am finally able to talk about my life, I will lie about it. What’s the point? There is no one left to impress. Those who once loved or hated me are gone or... - #6
Save:A cozy, Appalachian-set mystery that’s more about the people, place, and music than high-octane thrills. Great for fans of atmospheric, character-focused mysteries - less so for those looking for edge-of-your-seat suspense.
"If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O" by Sharyn McCrumb revolves around the planning for a 20th-anniversary high school reunion in a small town in Tennessee. The story intertwines the past of Viet Nam veterans, the appearance of a popular folk singer named Peggy, and the mysterious threats she receives. incorporates elements of 1960s and 1970s music, history, and the struggles faced by the characters, including the sheriff and his deputy who are key figures in solving the mystery. The plot unfolds with references to folk songs, character-driven narratives, and a surprising twist at the end that keeps readers engaged.
1990•327 pages - #7
Save:A smart, slow-burn, and emotionally satisfying rom-com with real heart and humor - perfect for fans of character-driven stories that go beyond fluff. (And yes: you might laugh, cry, and want to hug your best friend by the end!)
Anna, the protagonist of "Here's Looking at You" by Mhairi McFarlane, is a woman in her 30s who is still haunted by the trauma of being bullied in school. When she encounters one of her former tormentors, James, in a work setting, they are forced to confront their past and develop a complex relationship. The book delves into themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the impact of bullying, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging writing style that keeps readers hooked until the end.
The novel showcases McFarlane's knack for creating relatable characters with witty banter and realistic relationships. The story unfolds with humor and heart, as Anna and James navigate their evolving friendship, confront their past mistakes, and strive for personal growth. Set against the backdrop of London and Italy, "Here's Looking at You" is a classic chick lit tale that blends romance, humor, and emotional depth in a captivating narrative.
Thanks to practice, Anna knew to choose lively and not-overtly-romantic venues to take the pressure off. And the trend for sharer plates that arrived at different times was a gift. With the traditiona...2013•450 pages - #8
Save:A heartfelt, entertaining friends-to-lovers romance that shines with realistic anxiety rep, swoony moments, and authentic, lovable characters - Melanie Harlow fans and small-town romance lovers will be hooked.
In "Tease" by Melanie Harlow, childhood best friends Felicity and Hutton find themselves in a fake engagement after a high school reunion incident. As they navigate the complexities of their evolving relationship, they discover hidden feelings for each other while dealing with social anxiety and self-discovery. The book beautifully portrays their deep connection, past history, and the challenges they face transitioning from friends to lovers in a small town setting, all while maintaining a strong foundation of friendship and trust. Melanie Harlow's writing style expertly weaves together humor, romance, and character development, creating a heartwarming and engaging story that explores themes of acceptance, flaws, and genuine love.
YUCKY AND OVERPRICED!!! Reviewed by He Put A Big A** Ring On It I am not a vegetarian but I thought it would be cheaper to not serve meat at my wedding. I WAS WRONG. Everything was crazy expensive and...July 2022•310 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cloverleigh Farms ) - #9
Save:Hilarious, raunchy, and refreshingly silly, but a bit light on the romance. Great for a giggle, not so much if you want swoon!
"Fluffy" by Julia Kent follows the story of Mallory, a woman who mistakenly responds to a job posting for a fluffer, thinking it involves fluffing pillows, not realizing it's for the adult film industry. This mix-up leads to a series of hilarious events where she encounters her high school crush, Will, who misunderstands her situation. As their relationship progresses, the story unfolds with raunchy humor, high school reunion angst, confronting bullies, and a developing connection between Mallory and Will. is described as a light-hearted and fun read, filled with witty characters and misunderstandings that keep the plot engaging and entertaining.
The writing style of "Fluffy" is noted for its humor, relatability, and engaging storytelling. Readers appreciate the author's use of vivid descriptions, comedic elements, and a plot that balances laughter with heartfelt moments. is praised for its ability to keep readers entertained and guessing, offering a refreshing take on romantic comedy with a unique premise and well-developed characters.
A “set,” huh? I know the industry is moving toward video to help drive sales. I’m a stager who used to work for Tolleson Properties, one of the biggest real estate brokerages in my area. I staged hous...April 2019•283 pages - #10
Save:A witty, biting, and uniquely funny portrait of a misfit who can’t let go of the past - not for everyone, but unforgettable for the right reader.
Home Land by Sam Lipsyte is a darkly humorous novel that follows the protagonist, Lewis Miner, as he writes brutally honest and self-deprecating letters to his high school alumni newsletter. Through these letters, Miner reflects on his unremarkable life post-high school, filled with drug and alcohol abuse, failed relationships, and a general sense of aimlessness. The writing style is described as distinct, witty, and filled with clever dialogue, capturing Miner's sarcastic and cynical outlook on life.
Perhaps now you understand why I haven’t waited for confirmation from that titan of secondary education, Principal Fontana, a man last seen bleeding profusely from one or more head wounds whose orig...2004•255 pages
