Here's The Romance Novel You Need To Read ASAP, Based On Your Zodiac Sign

“Impulsive” is Aries' middle name, and it’s a quality they share with Eliza, Love At First Like’s protagonist. The jewelry designer and IG influencer gets herself into hot water when she mistakenly leads her followers to believe she’s engaged. Naturally, the only thing she thinks to do is keep up the ruse, hoping it doesn’t lead to disaster.

Disclaimer: Hannah Orenstein is an editor at BDG Media.

This heartfelt, tender love story will appeal to Taurus' romantic nature. Annika loves her quiet life of reading books and playing chess, and when she meets Jonathan, she ultimately can’t help but fall for him. But a tragedy pushes them apart for years before they ultimately get the chance to reconcile. Taurus' stubborn but deeply loyal tendencies will make this a relatable read.

Gemini knows what it’s like to put on a brave face when they really feel anything but happy. Olive, the main character in The Unhoneymooners, can relate when she ends up on a Hawaiian vacation with a guy she absolutely hates. (It’s a long story.) Plus, Olive and her sister Ami are twins, making this a perfect read for this sign.

Kristen, the main character in The Friend Zone, shows classic Cancer tendencies. She’s loyal to the core, not in the mood to entertain BS, and in possession of a major secret that affects her love life. When she meets the perfect guy, will she be able to avoid his charm? Her tough exterior is put to the test.

Leo is a powerful sign who loves the spotlight, so what’s better than a story about two prestigious celebs who fall in love? In Red, White, & Royal Blue, the son of the U.S. president develops a secret relationship with the Prince of Wales — one that begins over Instagram and threatens to upend the political climate of both nations.

Classic rule-follower Virgo will easily relate to Chloe Brown. She’s great at making organized lists for everything, including her newfound plan to “get a life” by doing adventurous things such as traveling the world and having casual sex. But she needs someone to help her with this project, so she enlists a handyman named Red… which is where things stop going according to plan.

Balance is important to Libra, so if you fall under this sign, you know stressful it would be if someone from your past were to unexpectedly show up in your present. That’s exactly what happens to Zadie and Emma in this novel, and it jeopardizes their entire friendship. Will the equilibrium between them ever be restored, or are they doomed to never trust one another again?

When Scorpio falls for someone, they fall hard. This steamy novel is about a woman named Kailyn and the guy she used to crush on as a teenager (and might still have some lingering feelings for). The chemistry between them is palpable, but she’s worried he’ll ultimately break her heart. Like a typical Scorpio, Kailyn has to learn to trust despite her deep-seated fear of being wronged.

Sag dreams of a love story in a faraway place, so you’ll love this heartfelt novel about a romance that stretches between the U.S. and Vietnam. Esme, the main character in The Bride Test, desperately wants to seduce Khai, an American. But he’s not so quick to return her affection, and before long, she may have to return back to Vietnam.

Responsible earth sign Cap knows exactly how to build the life they want for themselves. In Fix Her Up, main character Georgie decides she needs to change her image, so she concocts a thorough plan to do just that. The only catch? It involves pretending to date a baseball player named Travis… a proposal that just might turn into real love.

Aquarius cares about connection on a deep, intellectual level, but in reality they can be hesitant to commit. And like the protagonist in The Right Swipe, Rhiannon, they might bury feelings for someone when they think the relationship doesn’t have a long-term shot. That’s what Rhiannon tries to do with a hot dating app match named Samson, but it looks like he may just sweep her off her feet for good.

Romance is Pisces' thing, and they're constantly daydreaming about the day their perfect partner sweeps them off their feet. The same goes for Annie, the protagonist in Waiting For Tom Hanks. She knows exactly what she’s looking for, until someone shows up who doesn’t fit her ideal rom-com fantasy. Turns out, he could be even better than what she dreamed up on her own.