You’ve Got a Friend: 6 Romances that Celebrate Friendship
While we’re always rooting for the HEA in our romance novels, we know we can’t get by without a good crew supporting us (and giving us real talk) along the way.
Here are a few romances with BFFs we wish we knew in real life. Here’s to our BFFs in life and lit!
On the verge of realizing her dream of being a doctor, Preeti Patel should be ecstatic. But between the stress of her residency, trying to find a job, and managing her traditional, no-boundaries family, Preeti's anxiety is through the roof. Relationships and love aren't even an option. Fortunately, Preeti's finally found a new place to stay . . . only to discover that her new roommate is her ex... she is going to need the support of her girlfriends more than ever.
When Samiah, Taylor, and London met under dire circumstances, they never imagined it would lead to an amazing and supportive friendship. As Taylor hits a roadblock with her new fitness business and navigates her secretive new client, she needs them more than ever. It's the reunion we've all been waiting for.
Two years after losing her fiancé, Sloan Monroe still can't seem to get her life back on track. But one trouble-making pup with a "take me home" look in his eyes is about to change everything and unexpectedly bring a new person into her life. With her new pet by her side, Sloan finally starts to feel more like herself... and her best friend, Kristen, can see it too. Is her new beginning really on the horizon? For the friends who are on our side in the hardest time and give us that little push when we need it...
Friendship can blossom even in the darkest of moments in one's life. In Before I Let Go, Yasmen is healing from the trauma of many losses in her life but it's her friend group that is a huge part in helping her flourish and feel like herself again.
Lady Katherine and Miss Caroline are ultimate friendship goals = what a team! The two join forces to write a column called "The Lady's Guide to Mischief and Mayhem" and uncover the dangerous truths to help their country, especially the women in it. Their work solidifies their friendship in every way; who doesn't want a supportive and empowering gal pal by their side?
Reena is stuck in a job that she doesn't like and her parents keep trying to set her up with men she's just not into. It all feels harder to navigate with her best friend, Amira, living somewhere else and blossoming in her own happily ever after. For the friends who still do their best, even when they are in different places in life, the friendship in Accidentally Engaged is a lovely, extremely relatable journey.