Where to Start Reading Beth O'Leary
I
If you want
romantic comedy with roommates
The Flatshare
336 pagesromantic comedy
(462k)Warm
They share a flat, a bed, and sticky notes — but Tiffy and Leon have never once met.
II
If you want
contemporary romance with strangers to lovers
The Switch
336 pagescontemporary romance
(151k)Warm
A burnt-out London exec and her 79-year-old gran swap lives — and both accidentally find love.
III
If you want
romantic comedy with strangers to lovers
The No-Show
337 pagesromantic comedy
(117k)Warm
Three women are stood up on Valentine's Day — by the same man. But is there more to his story?
More Standalones by Beth O'Leary
The Road Trip
414 pagescontemporary romance
(116k)Warm
Addie's ex crashes into her car — and now they're stuck in it together for 300 miles.
The Wake-Up Call
356 pagesromantic comedy
(54k)Warm
Two hotel rivals race to return lost wedding rings — and accidentally find their own love story at Christmas.
Tropes Beth O'Leary is Known For
Frequently Asked Questions about Beth O'Leary
How many books has Beth O'Leary written?
Beth O'Leary has written 5 romance novels in our catalog. Their books range from about 336 to 414 pages.
Where should I start reading Beth O'Leary?
A good starting point is The Flatshare — their most-rated standalone.
What is Beth O'Leary's most popular book?
The Flatshare is currently the most popular title by Beth O'Leary.
How spicy are Beth O'Leary's books?
Beth O'Leary's books are mostly warm.
What tropes does Beth O'Leary write?
Beth O'Leary's books frequently feature: funny, small town, third act breakup.