These 16 Romance Books Prove It's Never Too Late For a Second Chance at Love

Kosoko Jackson combines the second-chance narrative with another favorite trope — fake dating — in "I'm So (Not) Over You" ($12, originally $16). After a breakup with his ex Hudson leaves him reeling, Kian is shocked to get a text from Hudson himself — and he needs a favor. Before he knows it, Kian is pretending to still be dating Hudson in front of his ex's wealthy and demanding family. The longer they keep up the ruse, though, the harder it is for either of them to insist that it's all just for show.