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Books like Swipe Me

If you loved Swipe Me by Ana Shay, these books share its strongest themes, tone, pacing, or atmosphere.

Top Shelf Score87Cover of The Deal

The Deal

Elle Kennedy

Both 'Swipe Me' and 'The Deal' share a college setting with themes of friends-to-lovers and high stakes romance. The presence of light-hearted banter and character development in a fake dating scenario aligns perfectly, making these enjoyable for fans of contemporary romance.

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The Score

Elle Kennedy

'The Score' effectively mirrors 'Swipe Me' with its college backdrop and sports themes. Both narratives explore complicated romantic dynamics and emotional growth, making it a fitting recommendation for readers who enjoy steamy relationships between characters navigating personal issues.

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Friend Zoned

Jennifer Sucevic

'Friend Zoned' shares a similar friends-to-lovers dynamic and college sports setting that resonates with 'Swipe Me'. Both feature humor and romantic tension rooted in long-time friendships, making them appealing to readers who appreciate steamy, relatable new adult romances.

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Campus Flirt- Special Edition

Jennifer Sucevic

'Campus Flirt- Special Edition' complements 'Swipe Me' with its new adult sports romance elements and unrequited love plot. The friendship-to-romance transition and college backdrop will resonate with fans of sizzling and humorous romantic tales.

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Frigid

Jennifer L. Armentrout

'Frigid' shares a similar friends-to-lovers theme as 'Swipe Me.' Both involve characters navigating complicated feelings in a romantic and somewhat comedic setup, complemented by steamy moments and forced proximity, appealing to readers who enjoy contemporary college romances.

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Kiss the Sky

Becca Ritchie, Krista Ritchie

'Kiss the Sky' offers a compelling blend of romance and character growth, similar to 'Swipe Me.' While it features a more intense personal conflict, both involve young adults handling their ambitions alongside passionate relationships, appealing to a similar audience.

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Lost and Found

Luna Whitney

'Lost and Found' fits well with 'Swipe Me' due to its college setting and exploration of deep emotional connections between characters, aligning with youth and romance tropes. The blend of character complexities and interpersonal dynamics also complements the themes present in both books.

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Beautiful Disaster

Jamie McGuire

'Beautiful Disaster' shares a similar college setting and romance-centric plot with 'Swipe Me,' featuring strong character dynamics and steamy encounters. Both focus on college life and the intensity of young relationships, making them well-aligned for fans of contemporary romance.

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