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Amy Spalding

Amy Spalding grew up in St. Louis, but now lives in the better weather of Los Angeles. She received a B.A. in Advertising & Marketing Communications from Webster University, and currently works as the Senior Manager of the Digital Media team for an independent film advertising agency. Amy studied longform improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, and can be seen performing around L.A.

Genres: Romance, Young Adult Romance

New and upcoming books

February 2026

In Her Spotlight
(Out in Hollywood, book 4)

Series

Kissing Ted Callahan
1. Kissing Ted Callahan (and Other Guys) (2015)
1.5. Love and Music (and Missing Ted Callahan) (2016)

Out in Hollywood
   1. For Her Consideration (2023)
   2. At Her Service (2024)
   3. On Her Terms (2025)
   4. In Her Spotlight (2026)

Novels

   The Reece Malcolm List (2013)
   Ink Is Thicker Than Water (2013)
   The New Guy (and Other Senior Year Distractions) (2016)
   The Summer of Jordi Perez (And the Best Burger in Los Angeles) (2018)
   We Used to Be Friends (2020)
   No Boy Summer (2023)

Books containing stories by Amy Spalding

Fools In Love (2021)
Fresh Twists on Romantic Tales
edited by
Ashley Herring Blake and Rebecca Podos

Amy Spalding recommends

Girl Next Door (2025)
Rachel Meredith
"I honestly fell in love with Girl Next Door as soon as I read its synopsis, and was delighted to discover the book was even better than I anticipated! A sexy and messy romcom that felt so incredibly real. I'm so excited to read more from Rachel Meredith, whose talent in crafting nuanced and relatable characters made me an instant fan."

Exquisite Things (2025)
Abdi Nazemian
"Abdi Nazemian is an author I turn to time and time again for portrayals of hope, joy, music, and the power of our own words, especially during dark and fearful times. Exquisite Things is dizzyingly epic, spanning lifetimes with sharp observations and a tender beating heart. I loved this book."

Dream On, Ramona Riley (2025)
(Clover Lake , book 1)
Ashley Herring Blake
"Dream On, Ramona Riley is another winning sweet, sexy, sapphic, small town romance from Ashley Herring Blake. As always, Blake gives readers two complicated but lovable heroines to root for and fall in love with - as they fall in love with each other. I ate up the behind-the-scenes movie-making that descended upon Clover Lake, the family drama swirling throughout the narrative, and of course the beautiful - and sexy! - love story between Dylan and Ramona."

Flirting Lessons (2025)
Jasmine Guillory
"Jasmine Guillory has done it yet again! Flirting Lessons is a smart, funny, and devastatingly sexy story. I found both Avery and Taylor to be achingly relatable, and I loved every moment I spent in their world."

That Summer Feeling (2023)
Bridget Morrissey
"A celebratory ray of sunshine... I loved this world of big accomplishments, found family, and dizzyingly fierce love."

Lose You to Find Me (2023)
Erik J Brown
"Laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely moving in turn. Erik Brown's LOSE YOU TO FIND ME has deep affection for its characters and its world - as will anyone who reads this book."

Indestructible Object (2021)
Mary McCoy
"Beautifully messy and real. A raw look at what it means to actually live as the person you truly are."

Between Perfect and Real (2021)
Ray Stoeve
"Thoughtful, honest, and full of hope. Ray Stoeve's Between Perfect and Real is bursting at the seams with so many of my favorite things: friendship, community, and theatre."

Rent a Boyfriend (2020)
Gloria Chao
"Authentically swoony, laugh-out-loud funny, and genuinely moving. I cheered for Chloe and Drew—and readers will too."

The Mall (2020)
Megan McCafferty
"Totally rad! This former 1990s mall teen loved The Mall, an ode to tall bangs, boys with good taste in music, and female friendship, set in the only place that mattered. What a joy to have a new book from Megan McCafferty, who knows exactly how to make us laugh, cry, and fall in love with her characters."

You Don't Live Here (2020)
Robyn Schneider
"This is the book I wish I'd had when I was growing up. Robyn Schneider's thoughtful exploration of family, sexuality, and self is for anyone who's ever wondered who they are. You Don't Live Here will break your heart . . . and then put it back together again."

Girl Crushed (2020)
Katie Heaney
"Hilarious and heartbreaking, often all at once. I loved Girl Crushed, which radiates with humor, awkwardness, and heart. It’s a joy to have Katie Heaney’s voice in young adult literature."

Look (2020)
Zan Romanoff
"A complex, empathic examination of identity."

The Sound of Us (2016)
Julie Hammerle
"A journey of self-discovery that is relatable, unpredictable, and heartwarming."

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