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Hannah Orenstein
Hannah Orenstein is a writer and editor who lives in New York.
She is the assistant features editor at Seventeen.com, where she writes about teen life, pop culture, relationships, sex ed, and astrology.
Genres: Romance
Novels
Playing with Matches (2018)
Love at First Like (2019)
Head Over Heels (2020)
Meant to Be Mine (2022)
Love at First Like (2019)
Head Over Heels (2020)
Meant to Be Mine (2022)
Hannah Orenstein recommends
One to Watch (2020)
Kate Stayman-London
"One to Watch is a powerful story about the love we have for ourselves and others. It’s a vibrant, tender, stylish, sexy, and outrageously joyful book, and I couldn’t bear to put it down for one second."
How To Save A Life (2021)
Eva Carter
"Grey’s Anatomy meets The Light We Lost in this page-turning drama about three friends whose lives are irrevocably changed by a split-second decision. This sweeping saga illuminates the heartbreak of unfortunate romantic timing, the steadfast sacrifices we make for the ones we love, and the strength it takes to overcome the impossible."
Burn It All Down (2021)
Nicolas DiDomizio
"There’s nobody I’d rather drink wine and commit arson with than Joey and Gia Rossi. Riotously funny and packed with heart, this novel is endearingly messy and beyond entertaining."
Friends from Home (2021)
Lauryn Chamberlain
"Friends From Home is a big-hearted story with deep roots in a complicated old friendship. This moving tale of love and life-changing choices had me racing to the final page so I could call my best friend to discuss Jules and Michelle together."
It Had to Be You (2021)
Georgia Clark
"IT HAD TO BE YOU is a glorious love letter to second chances, taking risks, and following your heart. This romantic comedy is a tender reminder that vibrant, life-changing love is out there for all of us, even (and especially) when life has knocked us down. I adored each of these memorable characters and have missed them ever since I reached the final page. Georgia Clark has outdone herself!"
The Secret Bridesmaid (2021)
Katy Birchall
"This laugh-out-loud funny rom-com provides the cheery escapism we all need these days. Sophie Breeze’s entertaining escapades read like 'The Wedding Planner' updated for the 2020s. The satisfying plot twists had me rooting for a cast of characters (some endearing, some delightfully prickly) that suddenly felt like friends. Charming, hopeful, and swoon-worthy enough to sweep even the most level-headed reader off their feet."
A Special Place for Women (2021)
Laura Hankin
"A page-turning tale of ambition, power, and spirituality."
The Charm Offensive (2021)
Alison Cochrun
"The Charm Offensive is a heartwarming rom-com with unforgettable characters who will challenge you to see love in a new light. Set behind the scenes of the fictional TV show Ever After, Alison Cochrun is unafraid to flip reality TV's tired tropes into fresh storylines. With entertaining insight into how the happily-ever-after sausage gets made and nuanced discussions about mental health and sexuality, this witty, moving page-turner is nothing short of delightful. Networks would be wise to take cues from Cochrun's ode to reality TV romance."
A Lot Like Adios (2021)
Alexis Daria
"Scorchingly hot and irresistibly sweet, Alexis Daria's friends-to-lovers tale is a sexy masterpiece that'll make you wonder what your childhood best friend is up to these days. Michelle and Gabe's chemistry sizzles right off the page."
Good Morning, Love (2022)
Ashley M Coleman
"Carli Henton is my new favorite heroine: talented, ambitious, creative, funny, and loyal. I adored watching her navigate love, fame, and friendship. Ashley M. Coleman goes deep inside the music industry to tell a story I couldn't put down."
Anon Pls. (2022)
DeuxMoi
"Anon Pls. has better gossip than Gossip Girl. It's a wild romp through the assistant trenches, a glitzy peek at the lives of the rich and famous, and a page-turning tale about what happens when one impulsive decision spirals out of control."
Adelaide (2023)
Genevieve Wheeler
"Adelaide puts the heartbreak of loving the wrong person and the healing powers of friendship on magnificent display. With whimsical prose and a charming London backdrop, this deeply relatable novel infuses even the most painful moments with hope. I savored every single page of this beautiful book."
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