Obsessed With Off Campus? Read These Fall Campus Romances Next

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Nothing says fall quite like cozying up with a new book! And if you're anything like us, you're obsessed with all things Off Campus, from the romance to the iconic beauty and fashion moments, so you might want to transport yourself back to campus life with a new book.
But if a campus romance story isn't your thing, we included a few seasonal autumn reads that are also perfect for enjoying on a crisp fall day. And here's the ultimate fall life hack: these are all available on Audible (with a free trial), so you can listen on your way to a pumpkin patch date.
- Your next campus romance read: The Hook Up by Kristen Callihan
- '90s love story: If It Makes You Happy by Julie Olivia
- NYC-based romance: Trust Fall by Lynn Painter
Keep reading for the cozy fall romance books you need to add to your to be read list ASAP.
'The Deal' by Elle Kennedy
If you fell in love with Hannah Wells and Garrett Graham on the show, it's time to read the book!
'Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore' by Brittanée Nicole
Old flames reignite between bookstore owner Penny Darling and her high school best friend Jake "Monty" Montgomery when he comes back to town in need of her help.
'The Hook Up' by Kristen Callihan
Looking for another college sports story after finishing Off Campus? You'll love this football romance between Anna and Drew.
'Falling Like Leaves' by Misty Wilson
High school senior Ellis is uprooted from New York City to the quaint town of Bramble Falls, Connecticut in this heartfelt YA romance. Not only is she adjusting to her new life in a place *obsessed* with their annual Falling Leaves Festival, she’s constantly running into Cooper, her first kiss who now wants nothing to do with her.
'Trust Fall' by Lynn Painter
Julia is swept away from her small-town life in Nebraska to New York City where she meets Damion, who is scheming to earn her trust. Pre-order this title now before it releases on Sept. 29!
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