10 Best New Romances of February 2025 to Read Throughout the Month of Love

It’s officially the month that houses Valentine’s Day, so you know there will be plenty of new romance books to enjoy. This month’s offerings of romance range from a tale featuring a sports reporter with a magical twist to a YA romantasy series meant to tear your heart apart. Whether you’re looking for a book to make you cry or make you swoon, we have the best picks for romance books out this month.
Scroll down for our top romance book recommendations of February 2025!
The Charlie Method
Elle Kennedy
Release Date: February 25
Set in the Off Campus and Briar U universe, Kennedy introduces a new trio to the sports romance canon. College senior Charlie enjoys a playful romp, which is why when she finds herself chatting with two men on an app, she’s more than curious to learn who they are. Will and Beckett are the stars of their school’s hockey team, but with Will’s reputation in tatters after a scandal, and Beckett quietly grappling with a recent heartbreak, the last thing either of them need is for anyone to find out about their proclivities to share in the bedroom. When Charlie, Will, and Beckett’s worlds collide, they immediately find themselves drawn to each other — and the bedroom. But for what comes next, this throuple questions if their fantasy can truly face reality.
You Between the Lines
Katie Naymon
If you missed the writerly competitiveness of Emily Henry’s Beach Read (January and Gus, come home! We miss you!), Katie Naymon’s delectable debut can get you your fix. Leigh Simon wouldn’t consider herself a grudgeful person, but for William Langford she might make an exception. She’s never forgotten how he completely disregarded her work when they were in high school, but now ten years later she’s made it into an exclusive writing workshop that could change her career. (Take that William!) Except who does Leigh spot sitting in the workshop on the first day other than her rival himself? He’s unavoidable now and getting vulnerable about her work in front of him should feel like a nightmare, but for some reason doesn’t. As a matter of fact, the unexpected pair can’t seem to stop writing (maybe about each other?) and trying to read what’s happening between them and between the lines.
Rebel Witch
Kristen Ciccarelli
Release Date: February 18
It’s rare to find a sequel that matches the quality of its predecessor, but Ciccarelli’s duology rises to the challenge. Rune Winters is a witch left reeling by the betrayal of a man she thought she loved. In order to survive and no longer have her status as a witch put her life in danger, she’ll have to make a dangerous allyship. Witch hunter Gideon is stunned that Rune would align herself with such a dangerous enemy, but after all they’ve been through, can he really blame her? When the duo are forced to work together once again, the buried feelings come crawling back, but this second chance at love might end the same way it did the first time: in a devastating double-cross.
I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I’m Trapped in a Rom-Com
Kimberly Lemming
Release Date: February 18
Lemming goes extraterrestrial in her newest romance novel, and this one brings all the charm and steam. A sudden attack by a lion leaves Dorothy fearing for her life, and the last thing she thinks will be her rescue? An alien abduction. When she and lion Toto take over the ship and crash land on a new planet they have no clue what comes next until they encounter aliens Sol and Lok. The tension between Sol, Lok, and Dorothy is undeniable, and with a few love darts involved, who knows where it could lead?
First-Time Caller
B.K. Borison
Release Date: February 11
For the readers missing the Lovelight Farm series, have no fear. New B.K Borison is here! Aiden Valentine should be the poster boy for love. From his last name to his job as romance hotline host, it would only make sense, but Aiden has put love on the back burner. When a girl calls the show looking for advice for her mom, the show suddenly goes viral and Aiden must find this woman to keep the buzz going. Only Lucie Stone is also uninterested in love and definitely not with the whole city watching. But once the duo start trying to find love for Lucie on the show, the only problem is that Aiden suddenly doesn’t want any of these dates to work out, and he can’t quite place his finger on why.
Losing Sight
Tati Richardson
Release Date: February 11
Reporter Nikki Ryan is done letting her failing eyesight stand in her way. After a disastrous show where she could barely read her line, she determines it’s time for glasses and heads to the optometrist. Who knew optometrists were sexy? At least this one, Gideon Miles, is. When Nikki’s new glasses lets her see the auras around people, she’s able to see the magnetic draw to Gideon. But with her career on the line, and Gideon still grappling with the grief of losing his wife, seeing their future together still offers a challenge.
Change of Heart
Falon Ballard
Release Date: February 11
Campbell Andrews is a lawyer with no time for dating. Even when she’s tricked by her grandmother to go on a date with Ben (who is perfectly nice but who has time for this?), she doesn’t see the point of sacrificing work for love. Except the next morning, Campbell wakes up in a new town. And she’s trapped there until she accomplishes three important tasks. The best part? Ben is there with her, helping her along the way until she can go home. But with her lawyerly life behind her and finally able to focus on the present, Campbell realizes that maybe this small town is teaching her something about herself, and about love.
Dream Girl Drama
Tessa Bailey
Release Date: February 4
Potential scandal keeps lovers a part in Tessa Bailey’s hot (!) new romance. When new-to-town hockey player Sig and harp player Chloe lock eyes for the first time, it’s an instant connection. They both feel like they’d been waiting all their lives for that first moment, that first kiss. What should have been a perfect love-at-first-sight story turns disastrous when the pair discover that Sig’s absent father is engaged to Chloe’s mother. Sig and Chloe’s relationship should be DOA, but the magnetic attraction towards one another is unstoppable. If they continue, the revelation of potential step-siblings sleeping together could destroy their careers and reputations. But being a part means breaking their own hearts.
The Love Lyric
Kristina Forest
Release Date: February 4
The follow-up to The Partner Plot spotlights the oldest Greene sister, beauty company exec Iris, who has absolutely no time for games or relationships. Yet for some reason, that charming man at her sister’s wedding who took her mind off all her worries, is still on her mind. And when he comes strolling into her office, apparently a popular R&B singer and her company’s new brand ambassador, she has no clue how to keep things professional. Except singer Angel Hughes can’t stop thinking about Iris either, and he has every intention to prove to her that age ain’t nothing but a number, and that might just be the one for her.
Deep End
Ali Hazelwood
Release Date: February 4
Hazelwood steps away from the STEMinist novels she’s known and loved for to try her hand at a spicy college sports romance novel. Swimming is the only thing recently injured diver Scarlett Vandermeer can think about. She’ll do anything to get healthy again and start swimming like the team’s star Lukas. One night, a friend drunkenly reveals to Scarlett: His last relationship floundered because of his preference for BDSM. It’s the last thing she’d expect from the team’s golden boy, but Scarlett enjoys a dom/sub relationship herself. What starts as a (sexy) friends with benefits situation quickly becomes more as the pair find themselves getting vulnerable in and out of the pool.