Ms Right by Rachel Lacey

The Ms. Right series by Rachel Lacey is a cozy, emotionally satisfying sapphic romance series centered around love, friendship, bookstores, and queer women finding connection in unexpected ways. Each book follows a different couple, but they’re all linked through a close-knit friend group and share the same warm, comforting atmosphere. The romances lean heavily into fan-favorite tropes like enemies-to-lovers, fake dating, forced proximity, and slow-burn emotional tension, while still feeling grounded and heartfelt. The series is especially appealing if you love stories where emotional intimacy matters just as much as chemistry.

The first book, Read Between the Lines, follows a Manhattan bookstore owner who unknowingly falls for the anonymous romance author she’s been flirting with online—only to discover that the woman is tied to the company threatening her bookstore lease. It’s basically a sapphic spin on You’ve Got Mail, mixing online flirting, enemies-to-lovers tension, and a deep love of books.

The second book, No Rings Attached, shifts focus to fake dating at a London wedding. Lia needs a pretend girlfriend to survive family pressure, while Grace agrees to help despite swearing off romance. Between only-one-bed chaos, wedding drama, and growing real feelings, the story delivers peak romantic-comedy energy with lots of yearning underneath.