After Abby Jimenez

Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert

If Yours Truly wrecked you with its vulnerable hero and raw conversations that actually matter, Eve Brown crashing into Jacob Wayne's rigidly controlled world will hit the same nerve. This is grumpy-meets-chaos with neurodiverse representation that doesn't preach, just two gloriously flawed people learning that being seen—anxiety, mistakes, and all—is the real romance. The banter sizzles, the intimacy devastates, and nobody has to perform perfection to deserve love.

The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren

If Say You'll Remember Me wrecked you with its blend of witty banter and emotional devastation, you need a romance that refuses to sugarcoat the hard stuff. This follow-up delivers flawed, fiercely real characters who confront past heartaches with vulnerability and humor, building to a payoff that feels gloriously earned—not handed to you on a silver platter.

The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren

Just for the Summer hooked you with its seamless rom-com fluff, sharp banter, and raw dives into mental health and family trauma, all wrapped in a hopeful HEA that feels earned. The Soulmate Equation amps up that magic with scientific matchmaking antics, prickly protagonists unpacking self-doubt, and sizzling slow-burn chemistry that mirrors Jimenez's aspirational spark. If you're all about witty yet wounded characters finding profound connections amid relatable adulting, this is the follow-up that'll keep you up all night.