10 romance books to pick up while browsing Everand

When it comes to picking up a new book, everyone has a different way of deciding what they want to read. As someone who does a lot of audiobook listening, Everand is a great tool for me.

The platform doesn't just feature audiobooks, though. You can also read ebooks, magazines and even, listen to podcasts. Frankly, the sky is the limit when it comes to items you can enjoy on Everand.

Since Everand so kindly gifted me a subscription, I wanted to make sure I shared some titles on there that I would recommend. There are so many great romance books from the most popular to some underrated gems. You can truly find it all.

Either way, I wanted to spotlight some titles I've read and enjoyed in the past so maybe if you're looking, you can find something else you'll enjoy.

These 10 romance books are currently available on Everand.

1. The Good Ones Are Taken by Taj McCoy

I feel like I've been screaming about this book since its release. However, it feels like Taj McCoy always flies under the radar for some reason. Due to that, I'm always happy to share about her books and try to convince everyone to pick her up. Her most recent release is The Good Ones Are Taken which is a unique take on a love triangle and a story about Maggie trying to figure herself and her love life out.

2. Only For The Week by Natasha Bishop

This one might be cheating as I'm currently listening to this one on Everand. However, I couldn't not feature it on my list. This is a book that blew up in 2023 and since it's now on audio, I finally got the chance to pick it up. This book follows Janelle who is maid of honor at her sister's wedding and her sister is a bridezilla. Rome notices and makes it his personal mission to ensure Janelle stays relaxed and taken care of.

If you haven't picked up this book yet, you're truly missing out as it's steamy, fun and overall, an incredibly entertaining read. Even though I haven't finished it yet, it's one I know I'll be recommending in the future.

3. The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy

Switching gears a little bit, one book I was surprised to find on Everand was The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy. This was such a highly-anticipated release from the author in 2023 and it's still a very popular one. While I'm including this one since I loved it, the next book in the series is coming out on May 14th. If you're looking for a refresher on Gigi and Ryder or just miss the world, then you need to listen to The Graham Effect before The Dixon Rule is released.

4. Dating Dr. Dil by Nisha Sharma

This is one that's currently on my TBR but I've heard such great things about this series so I had to recommend it. Written by Nisha Sharma, the series begins with Dating Dr. Dil which was followed up by Tastes like Shakkar, and then Marriage & Masti is coming out this August. Considering that each book is inspired by Shakespeare, I feel like there is such a huge audience for this series so I wanted to put it on your radar if you haven't heard of it.

5. The Bridgerton Series by Julia Quinn

Moving onto a series that has everyone talking, it's Bridgerton. What might not realize is that Everand has the entire Bridgerton series on there. You can get them in both ebook and audiobook format but personally, I feel like audios are great for historicals. It really helps you to visualize everything in your mind. Either way, this series is one I haven't picked up just yet but for my fellow Bridgerton girls, Everand has you on this one. You also have time before Season 3, Part 1 premieres on May 16th to pick up the first book or two.

6. The Idea Of You by Robinne Lee

Next up is another book adaptation and that's The Idea Of You. I feel like I've heard loads about this book ever before it was adapted. It's one of those titles that has been talked about for a long time and is now getting even more hype. However, if you're looking to read the source material, Everand has you covered with the audiobook of it. Of course, the ending is different in the book than in the movie so be aware of that upon starting.

7. Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

Rounding out the book adaptations, I'd be remiss to not include Red, White & Royal Blue. This movie took over in summer 2023 and people are still talking about it. This is a book I've actually read upon its release and it was a lot of fun. It was such a unique and fun romance at the time and it frankly still holds up. While Casey McQuiston has gone on to write other books, this one is easily their most popular and one I know most people will want to revisit in the future.

8. The Princess Trap by Talia Hibbert

To finish out the list, I wanted to include some of my favorite books as we always have to show some love to our faves. One of my favorite romance authors is Talia Hibbert and I will say that her books are amazing. However, she does have some underrated titles and one of those is The Princess Trap which follows Cherry who ends up having to fake-date a prince. This book is steamy, fun, and a super fast-paced read that you won't be able to put down.

9. The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare

This book is one I read and truly fell in love with this author and her writing style. That's why I had to include The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare on this list. While I do love the rest of the series, The Duchess Deal feels like a great starting point. If you've already watched through the entirety of Bridgerton and want something delightful, pick up The Duchess Deal. I'm not even going to share what it's about because it's just that good.

10. Fake It Till You Bake It by Jamie Wesley

I've talked about this book many many times on Culturess and even reviewed it. Due to that, I'm going to keep this short and sweet. This is a Black love romance between a former football player and his new co-worker who is a hated reality show star. While it seems unlikely, a romance quickly forms between these two and it will make you crave cupcakes and an NFL man. Plus now is a great time to read it before A Legend in the Baking comes out in November.

What are some of your favorite romances featured on Everand? Are there any we missed?