Who isn’t a sucker for the one bed trope? If you’ve been under a rock, it’s the trope in books where ‘uh oh there’s only one bed’ happens and our MC’s inevitably finally cross from enemies to lovers, friends to lovers, and so on and so on. I’ll admit it, I bloody love it.
This rec list is compiled from a few different sites and Tiktok. If I’ve read it, I’ll link my review.
Please be responsible for checking the trigger warnings etc yourselves!

- The Spanish Love Deception 1 – Elena Armas
- A Court of Mist and Fury – Sarah J Maas
- People we Met on Vacation – Emily Henry
- Serpent and Dove – Shelby Maurin
- Twisted Hate – Ana Huang
- The Love Hypothesis – Ali Hazelwood
- The Bodyguard – Katherine Center
- Daughter of the Pirate King – Tricia Levenseller
- From Blood and Ash – Jennifer L Armentrout
- Caraval – Stephanie Garber
- The Hating Game – Sally Thorne
- Delilah green doesn’t care – Ashley Herring Blake
- Well Matched – Jen Deluca
- The Ex Talk – Rachel Lynn Solomon
- Something Fabulous – Alexis Hall
- The Worst Best Man – Mia Sosa
- All the Feels – Olivia Dade
- The Flatshare – Beth O-Leary
- The Unhoneymooners – Christina Lauren
- Dance of Thieves – Mary E Pearson
- Conventionally Yours – Annabeth Albert
- A Week to be Wicked – Tessa Dare
- Transcendence – Shay Savage
- Whiteout – Andriana Anders
- The Deal – Ellie Kennedy
- Fool Me Once – Ashley Winstead
- Never Been Kissed – Timothy Janovsky
- House of Sky and Breath – Sarah J Maas
- Boyfriend Material – Alexis Hall
As you can see I’ve read criminally few of these books, if I read them later, I’ll be sure to update the post but for now, I’ve got some reading to do.
- 5 ways to get out of a reading slump

- You made a fool of death with your beauty – Akwaeke Emezi

- Dracones Awakening – Sheri-Lynn Marean

- 5 random recommendations from recent reads

- The Will of the Many – James Islington

- The Daisy Chain Flower Shop – Dream Harbor book 6 – Laurie Gilmore

- July reading wrap up

- Caught Up – Into Darkness book 2 – Navessa Allen

- The Baby Dragon Bookshop – A.T. Qureshi













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