Have you ever walked into a grocery store the day after Christmas? It's not something I recommend. If you have, you wouldn't be surprised that Christmas decorations have been taken down and the shelves are already prepped and stocked with Valentine’s Day cards and decor.
This year, I was tempted to move on to my next holiday shopping, but I stopped myself, grabbed my groceries, and made a better plan: read a book and take a much-deserved holiday nap. I had to remind myself that preparing for the next holiday is perfectly fine—as long as I have a good book and plenty of chocolate, which really should be a packaged deal.
That being said, aren't we all due for some R&R after the big holidays? If you need a few cozy romance recommendations, here are some of our favorites to cuddle up with.
1. The Secret Heir of Lachsford: He’s Concealing a Dukedom; She’s Stealing His Heart by Brooke Winmill
Set in the Scottish Highlands during the early nineteenth century, this novel offers Scotland, kilts, and a charming sweet romance—really, everything you could want in a cozy Valentine’s Day read.
The Secret Heir of Lachsford: He's Concealing a Dukedom; She's Stealing His Heart
2. Happy Single Awareness Day, Book Two of the Honeyville High Series by Kimberly King
If you think getting dumped right before Valentine’s Day couldn’t get any worse, keep reading. This YA coming-of-age story will keep you on your toes and rooting for the main character.
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3. Saylor: The Switchboard Sisterhood, Book Three by June Marie Saxton
A quick, lighthearted read that transports you to 1920s Alaska, this novel is perfect for readers looking for warmth, history, and heart.
Saylor: The Switchboard Sisterhood, Book Three
What are some of your favorite Valentine’s Day reads?
For more Valentine’s Day book ideas, check out Goodreads lists of books that use Valentine’s Day as part of their theme:
Best Valentine's Day Themed Books (162 books) | Goodreads
