Rec List: Long Distance

I miss my long distance best friend so here is a list of books where the characters have a long-distance relationship or they travel a long distance to be together. Have you read any of these? Do you have any recs for me? Drop them in the comments below.

  • Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuinston (long distance relationship, MM)
  • The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory (long distance relationship, FM)
  • The Summer Girl by Jenny Blackhurst (girl travels long distance in search of her sister, YA)
  • Gravity by Tal Bauer (long distance briefly, MM)
  • Heated Rivalry & The Long Game by Rachel Reid (long distance on and off, MM)
  • Duke, Actually by Jenny Holiday (FM)
  • The Darkness Outside by Eliot Schrefer (long distance from the earth and the rest of the population but forced proximity for the two of them, MM, YA)
  • Fifteen Hundred Miles from The Sun by Jonny Garza Villa (long distance, starts online, MM, YA)
  • Game Misconduct by Ari Baran (long distance, MM, age gap)
  • If It Makes You Happy by Claire Kann (they only live near each other in the summer, QPR FF, YA)
  • The Man I Never Met by Elle Cook (long distance, only speaking through the phone, FM)
  • The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E Smith (long distance, FM)
  • Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas (pen pals, long distance, FM)
  • The Love Penalty by Stef C.R. (long distance sometimes due to work, FM)
  • Naughty or Nice by Sophie Snow (only in the same town for the winter, last 25% is long distance, FM, age gap)
  • The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker (she's from Toronto, he's in Alaska, FM)
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  1. Jen TwimomSeptember 3, 2025 at 4:19 PM

    I haven't read any of these, and off the top of my head, the only books I can think of with distance and romance are all sci-fi / space romances!

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