A guide to romance writer BK Borison's books

Why read this: Inspired by When Harry Met Sally, And Now, Back to You is a wonderfully witty, opposites-attract romance. Jackson and Delilah are meteorologists who have clashed for years – he thrives on order from his radio booth, she chases storms out in the field. When they’re reluctantly partnered to cover the snowstorm of the century, sparks fly both professionally and personally. Between snappy banter and growing chemistry, this story delivers humour, heart and that delicious pull between unlikely partners finding unexpected connection amidst chaos.

If you’re looking for: opposites attract, workplace romance, forced proximity, witty banter, STEM romance, cosy romance.

Great for fans of: classic rom-coms, Emily Henry, Lucy Jane Wood.

What the experts say: 'Borison’s words are a special kind of magic.' – Elena Armas, author of The Spanish Love Deception. 'A new Borison book feels like coming home in the best way.' – Hannah Grace, author of Ice Breaker.

Why read this: This is a swoon-worthy love story set against the backdrop of a late-night radio show (yes, this romance is gloriously inspired by Sleepless in Seattle). Aiden Valentine, once the voice of love on Baltimore’s romance hotline, has lost his own belief in happily ever after – until a viral phone-in changes everything. When Lucie Stone’s daughter calls in on her mother's behalf, it sets off a chain of events that sends all their lives in an unexpected direction. Sharp repartee, tender turns and electric chemistry make this slow-burn love story one you won’t want to hang up on.

If you’re looking for: quirky meet-cute, slow burn, wit and warmth, second-chance at love.

Great for fans of: Nora Ephron, Emily Henry, Simone Soltani.

What the experts say: 'Sharp, swoon-worthy, and profoundly romantic – First Time Caller is brimming with heart.' – Lyla Sage, author of the Rebel Blue Ranch series. 'A beautiful, steamy, effervescent romance.' – Sarah Adams, author of The Cheat Sheet.

Why read this: Cosy, charming and quietly emotional, Lovelight Farms is a festive friends-to-lovers romance that has become a comfort read for many. Stella is fighting to save her beloved Christmas tree farm when a social media competition thrusts her into the spotlight – along with a fake boyfriend who happens to be her long-time best friend. What begins as a ruse quickly unravels into something far more tender. Expect slow-burn longing, gentle humour and the warmth of found family wrapped in small-town charm.

If you’re looking for: friends to lovers, fake dating, small-town romance, festive setting.

Great for fans of: Tessa Bailey, Hannah Grace, Elena Armas, Chloe Liese.

What the experts say: 'Festive, small town swoon is folded lovingly into every single page' – Tessa Bailey, author of It Happened One Summer.

Why read this: In the Weeds is a sweet, steamy second-chance romance that pairs grumpy with sunshine in all the best ways. Beckett Porter, the rugged, reserved farmer at Lovelight Farms, can’t stop thinking about Evelyn St. James, the vivacious woman he shared an unforgettable weekend with. When Evie turns up back in his life as part of a social media contest, the chemistry sparks again, but so do old questions about what each of them really wants. 

If you’re looking for: second-chance romance, grumpy-sunshine dynamic, small-town charm.

Great for fans of: Elena Armas, Hannah Grace, Gilmore Girls.

What the experts say: 'I found my happy falling in love with Beckett and Evie – grumpy and sunshine in its greatest form.' – Hannah Grace, author of Icebreaker.

Why read this: Layla Dupree runs a bakery on the ever-romantic Lovelight Farms but finds her own love life full of missteps and disappointment. When Caleb Alvarez suggests a no-strings-attached month of dating where she evaluates his romantic skills, what starts as fun and low-pressure soon reveals deeper feelings and simmering chemistry. With delicious humour and endearing characters, this standalone love story celebrates taking a few chances and discovering something genuine along the way.

If you’re looking for: sweet small-town romance, no-strings proposal, slow-burn chemistry, lovable leads.

Great for fans of: Sara Adams, Talia Hibbert, Ali Hazelwood.

Why read this: Charlie Milford is all pressed chinos and corporate control; Nova Porter is a fiercely independent tattoo artist who lives by instinct, not spreadsheets. When they agree to one no-strings night to deal with their inconvenient attraction, neither expects it to upend everything. With Charlie temporarily embedded in Nova’s world – and Inglewild’s famously meddling community closing in – all bets are off.

If you’re looking for: opposites attract, one-night-stand-to-more, small-town romance.

Great for fans of: Elena Armas, Hannah Grace, Chloe Liese.

What the experts say: 'Scorching-hot sexual tension, divine banter, beautifully vulnerable emotions: this was crammed with everything I love about Becs' writing.' – Chloe Liese, author of Two Wrongs Make a Right.