Join Rooting Interest author Cat Disabato and Georgia Clark, author of Most Wonderful, at The Ripped Bodice in Brooklyn. This is a ticketed event. 

Join 831 authors Upasna Barath, Cat Disabato, Eliza Dumais, Lana Schwartz, and Erika Veurink and host Lindsey Weber at Greenlight Bookstore. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join us at Thuma for a romance book swap. Bring the romances you’ve already loved and are prepared to part with, and head home with new-to-you titles passed on from soon-to-be-old friends. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join us at YOWIE for a romance book swap. Bring the romances you’ve already loved and are prepared to part with, and head home with new-to-you titles passed on from soon-to-be-old friends. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join us at McNally Jackson Downtown Brooklyn where romance author Georgia Clark (Most Wonderful) will lead a discussion about Eliza Dumais's Grape Juice and Casey McQuiston's The Pairing—two titles that marry the immersive, sensorial, and escapist elements of wine, food, love, and sex against the backdrop of European getaways. This is a ticketed event. 

Join 831 Stories and Off The Dribble as we chat all things Rooting Interest with author Cat Disabato and Jen Prokop, co-host of the Fated Mates podcast, at Babe’s Sports Bar in Chicago. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join Rooting Interest author Cat Disabato and Kaylen Ralph, founder of Ladies Who Lit, at The Book Cellar in Chicago. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join us at Warby Parker Union Market for a romance book swap. Bring the romances you’ve already loved and are prepared to part with, and head home with new-to-you titles passed on from soon-to-be-old friends. This is a free event; RSVP is required.

Join Grape Juice author Eliza Dumais and cookbook author and culinary expert Caroline Chambers, at Auberge Du Soleil in Napa, CA. Hosted by Wild Plum Books, books will be available for purchase. This is a ticketed event; tickets include wine and light bites.

Join us at McNally Jackson Downtown Brooklyn where romance author Iman Hariri-Kia (Female Fantasy) will lead a discussion about Alexandra Romanoff's Square Waves and Yulin Kang's How To End a Love Story—tales of teenage-enemies-to-adult-lovers contending with forced proximity and the psychological whiplash of returning to your childhood hometown. This is a ticketed event.