Remember how feral we all were for Bridgerton Season 3 this time last year?
While the season is long over and they’ve already started teasing season 4 (It’s Benedict’s season!), that means there’s a plus-sized hole when it comes to romance. If you’re missing the yearning for a gorgeous full-figured lady, try some of these novels I’ve personally read and loved. And cross your fingers that they’ll get the Netflix treatment like Bridgerton did.
April loves her favorite fantasy show so much that she’s made a name for herself writing fanfiction. But when she dares to post a cosplay photo online, the hate comments are outrageous. The star of the show, Marcus, finds her picture and can’t help but ask her out on a highly public date. What neither of them realize is that he writes fanfiction too, and they’ve been interacting with each other online for years. (If you love this one, check out the sequel, All the Feels.)
When plus size nerd Chloe Brown almost dies, she’s determined to start finally living despite her chronic illness. She makes a list of things she’s always wanted to do, but she doesn’t anticipate falling for her handsome red-headed, motorcycle-riding, secretly artistic neighbor. Could he fulfill the list item to have meaningless but thoroughly enjoyable sex or will both of them catch feelings? (If you like this one, check out the sequel, Take a Hint Dani Brown.)
As much as plus size fashion influencer Bea loves dating reality show Main Squeeze, she can’t help but write a scathing blog post about how they’d never let a fat woman compete on the show. The producers hate the negative publicity her post is garnering, so they ask her to be on the show as the next season’s bachelorette. Now she must figure out who of her many suitors are there for the “right reasons.”
Cindy’s life in New York hasn’t paid off when it comes to her fashion career. She decides to move back home to live with her step mom who happens to be the producer of a reality dating show. Step-mom needs a few last minute fill-ins since a few women got dropped, and now she wants Cindy and her step-sisters to be on the show. Who’s the bachelor of the season? The guy Cindy flirted with on the plane out to California. This’ll be interesting!
When Bee gets the lead role in a made-for-TV Christmas romance movie, she’s excited to finally get her big break. The only problem? She has to hide her other career as an adult film actress. Nolan, the Christmas rom com’s male lead, is a former boy band member set on re-establishing his career, so when he recognizes Bee as his favorite adult actress, he’ll have a hard time keeping his hands to himself.
Nora isn’t interested in romance now. Meaningless fun, maybe, but nothing serious. After all, she’s busy with her family, amazing roommates, and fun side gig as a nanny. The “no love” rule is a hard promise to keep when she meets the adorable and kind–with a dirty side–ginger Brit, Bowie, who owns a tea shop in the heart of Los Feliz. She doesn’t want to fall in love, but sometimes it’s out of your hands.
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