The Bride Test

As the first book in the series, it introduces Stella Lane, a woman with Asperger's who hires a male escort to learn about intimacy. Readers will find the same neurodivergent representation, emotional depth, and journey of self-discovery in finding love that they enjoyed in "The Bride Test."

This popular romance features a quirky, socially awkward female lead (often interpreted as neurodivergent-coded) in a fake relationship with a grumpy professor. Fans of "The Bride Test" will enjoy the witty banter, slow-burn romance, and the journey of two intelligent individuals navigating their feelings and personal growth.

Chloe Brown, a chronically ill woman, decides to "get a life" and enlists the help of her building's superintendent, Red. It offers a heartwarming story of self-discovery, overcoming personal challenges, and finding love with an unconventional, charming hero, mirroring the journey of growth in "The Bride Test."

Another powerful novel by Helen Hoang, this one delves into a woman's journey of self-discovery and healing after experiencing burnout and an autism diagnosis. It explores emotional depth and unconventional relationships, resonating with "The Bride Test"'s focus on neurodivergent experiences and profound personal growth.

Naledi, a brilliant epidemiologist, ignores emails from an African prince claiming she's his fiancée, leading to a charming "fish out of water" romance. Similar to Esme's journey, Naledi navigates a new world and finds love in unexpected circumstances, with a strong focus on character development and cultural clash.

This popular romance follows the First Son of the United States and a British prince as they navigate a fake friendship that turns into a secret romance. It shares the heartwarming tone, witty dialogue, and themes of self-discovery and acceptance within an unconventional relationship, much like "The Bride Test."

Two rival authors, one writing romance and the other literary fiction, find themselves neighbors for the summer and challenge each other to write in the other's genre. It's a deeply emotional and witty story about overcoming grief, finding inspiration, and discovering love, much like the introspective journey in "The Bride Test."

Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman are executive assistants who hate each other, but their intense rivalry soon blurs the lines into undeniable attraction. Fans of "The Bride Test" will appreciate the witty banter, slow-burn romance, and the emotional depth as characters navigate their feelings in a workplace setting.

Two telenovela stars, Jasmine Lin Rodriguez and Ashton Suárez, are forced to fake a relationship for publicity while filming a new show. This book offers a charming workplace romance with cultural elements, witty dialogue, and a focus on character development as they navigate their careers and burgeoning feelings.

Linus Baker, a caseworker for magical children, is sent to an orphanage on a remote island where he finds a charming, unconventional family. This heartwarming fantasy shares "The Bride Test"'s themes of acceptance, finding belonging, and the beauty of unconventional love, with a strong emphasis on character growth and emotional resonance.