Romance Recommendations

Billy Perkins is a music teacher working out of his apartment where he lives with his teenage son over a record shop called Charm City Rocks in Baltimore, Maryland. Margot Hammer is a former drummer of a rock band past its prime, living alone in New York City when a documentary thrusts her back into the spotlight. Billy has had a crush on Margot since his youth, but the two have never crossed paths until his son orchestrates a scheme to have Margot perform at Charm City Rocks.

It's hate at first sight for Ari and Josh when they first meet in New York. Ari is a struggling comedian who likes her freedom. Josh is an ambitious chef looking for The One. Years after first meeting, Ari and Josh meet again and, surprisingly, find friendship. It seems that spending time with your enemy isn't so bad when you've both gone through a heart-wrenching breakup. The friendship they find is even better than the romance they lost. Or... is it a friendship? Or something more?

Ari Abrams loves everything about her job as a TV meteorologist...or almost everything. Her boss, Torrance Hale, is a legendary weatherwoman but is too distracted by her ex-husband, the station's new director, to be the mentor Ari wants. Ari finds solace in the sweet sports reporter, Russel. Working together, Russel and Ari attempt to fix their bosses' relationship, getting to know each other better in the process.

After his steamy breakout TV role, actor Jack Felgate is surprised to be swarmed by fans during a night out with friends. When the practical bartender CJ intervenes to fend off his admirers, he's grateful--and more than a little eager to stick around for an after-hours drink-turned-tryst. Five years later, Jack shows up to set for his starring role in (yet another?!) adaptation of The Great Gatsby only to find CJ is the film's production designer. But neither of them is the same person they were back then: CJ is a single mom with a four-year-old, and Jack is a bona fide celebrity managing ceaseless demands on his time and attention. Their chemistry hasn't dimmed since they saw each other last, but is there room in their lives for anything more than one very memorable night together?

Hallie Welch and Julian Vos fell for each other at age fourteen after a romp in his family vineyards one night. Or... Hallie fell for Julian after they almost kissed in the vineyards and he left their hometown to go become a professor at an ivy league. Now, years later, Julian is back to write a novel, and Hallie has been hired to revamp the gardens on his family estate. They spend their time pining after each other, leading to Hallie leaving an anonymous note confessing her love for Julian that sticks in his mind day and night.

Daphne always loved the way her fiancé Peter told their story. He really was good at telling it...right up until the moment he realized he was actually in love with his childhood best friend Petra. Which is how Daphne begins her new story: Stranded in beautiful Waning Bay, Michigan, without friends or family but with a dream job as a children's librarian (that barely pays the bills), and proposing to be roommates with the only person who could possibly understand her predicament: Petra's ex, Miles Nowak. The roommates mainly avoid one another, until one day, while drowning their sorrows, they form a tenuous friendship and a plan. If said plan also involves posting deliberately misleading photos of their summer adventures together, well, who could blame them?

Rosaline Palmer, a single mother who loves baking and believes in following her set plan, has just managed to win a spot of the Great British Bake Off. Winning this prize would bring Rosaline out of financial ruin and allow her to finally give her daughter and herself the life they deserve. However, things don't quite go how she expected in the baking tent and she finds herself questioning her plan when she meets her competitor, Harry Dobson.

Raine Hart is used to the challenges of living with ADHD. It's why she ditched her life in Boston to busk around Europe as a traveling musician. No boss. No schedule. No one to disappoint but herself. Over a pint with handsome, tattooed Jack, Raine accidentally insults him and the pub. Instead of taking offense, Jack, impressed by her vision of what the pub could be, offers her a job bringing it to life. But when Raine and Jack develop feelings for one another their opposite lifestyles won't accommodate, it becomes clear the pub isn't the only thing that needs reinventing.

Mr. Ali has found retirement to be all too boring. So, naturally, he decides to open a marriage bureau as a matchmaker. Mr. Ali and his assistant, Aruna, are kept busy by a steady stream of clientele, including a divorced woman who finds herself drawn back to her ex, a man looking to find his short daughter a tall husband, and a young doctor who can never find someone good enough for his high standards. All of Mr. Ali's clients leave happy and in love, but soon he finds that his own assistant, Aruna, hides a secret that will be unraveled in the course of their work.

Asiri has the ability to speak with animals, but, uncomfortable with her ability, she flees her home to a coastal village where her talent will be unknown and she'll finally be able to live a normal life. In her new home she finds herself continuously crossing paths with an animal healer, Dario, putting her secret at risk of being revealed. By chance, Asiri and Dario discover an injured Amaru, a creature that was thought to be mythical. Now she and Dario must help save the creature all while maintaining her secret and keeping the animal away from the village. Oh, and Asiri and Dario can't fall in love of course.