Spring is here, and a fresh wave of BookTok favorites is blooming across social media! Whether you’re craving a heartwarming romance, an edge-of-your-seat thriller, or a feel-good fantasy, BookTok is delivering the best page-turners to curl up with this season.
If you’re new here, hello, I’m Brittney Milove! I love all things books, and recently I’ve accomplished a feat I had no idea was possible. At least for me, I read 71 books in 2024! Holy cow!! I’ve upped my goal for 2025 to 80 books, so far I’ve read 20! Join me on my reading challenge on Goodreads! Link to my profile here: Brittney’s Goodreads.

A lot of the books were thrillers, murder mysteries, some middle grade, fantasy, and a few women’s lit. I fell in love with reading over the last few years, & it has become my new personality! Thanks to BookTok, Bookstagram, and Goodreads, I can stay up to date with popular book titles.
Please enjoy this list, I’m trying something new on my blog. I want to bring more of my personal life into this space! Here we go, a roundup of the hottest books trending on TikTok this spring!

💖 1. “Great Big Beautiful Life” by Emily Henry
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Emily Henry returns with a captivating tale of love and self-discovery. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque coastal town, this novel follows a woman embarking on a journey to rediscover herself after a series of life changes, leading to unexpected romance and personal growth.
Why It’s a Spring Read: The narrative’s focus on new beginnings and the blossoming of love mirrors the rejuvenation associated with spring.
For Fans Of: “Happy Place” by Emily Henry and “Every Summer After” by Carley Fortune
Release Date: March 2025

🔍 2. “The Thrashers” by Julie Soto
Genre: Thriller
In this gripping thriller, a group of friends reunites for a spring retreat, only to find themselves entangled in a web of secrets and danger. As they confront their past and navigate present threats, the story delves into themes of trust, betrayal, and survival.
Why It’s a Spring Read: The setting of a spring getaway juxtaposed with suspenseful twists encapsulates the unpredictability of the season.
For Fans Of: “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden and “The Hunting Party” by Lucy Foley
Release Date: April 2025

🐉 3. “The Love Simulation” by Etta Easton
Genre: Science Fiction Romance
Brianna, a school vice principal, and Roman, the school’s new science teacher, both sign up for a Mars simulation for educators. As they navigate the challenges of the simulation, their extended proximity leads to unexpected romantic developments.
Why It’s a Spring Read: The story’s exploration of new relationships and personal growth aligns with the themes of renewal and blossoming associated with spring.
For Fans Of: “The Love Hypothesis” by Ali Hazelwood and “Love, Theoretically” by Ali Hazelwood
Release Date: March 2025

🌟 4. “One Golden Summer” by Carley Fortune
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Set during a transformative summer, this novel follows two individuals whose paths cross unexpectedly, leading to a profound connection that challenges their perceptions of love and destiny.
Why It’s a Spring Read: The themes of transformation and the warmth of new relationships reflect the season’s spirit of renewal.
For Fans Of: “Meet Me at the Lake” by Carley Fortune and “Beach Read” by Emily Henry
Release Date: May 2025

🕵️ 5. “The Queens of Crime” by Marie Benedict
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
Set in the 1930s, this novel follows a secret society of the greatest women in crime fiction as they collaborate to solve a high-profile murder, challenging societal norms and proving their prowess in a male-dominated field.
Why It’s a Spring Read: The story’s focus on breaking new ground and the emergence of hidden talents parallels the themes of growth and renewal inherent in spring.
For Fans Of: “The Christie Affair” by Nina de Gramont and “Death on the Nile” by Agatha Christie
Release Date: February 11, 2025

🐉 6. “The Serpent and the Wings of Night” by Carissa Broadbent
Genre: Fantasy Romance
In a world ruled by vampires, a human named Oraya must compete in a brutal tournament to win her freedom. Along the way, she forges an uneasy alliance with a powerful rival, blurring the line between enemy and lover.
Why It’s Trending: Readers are obsessed with the forbidden romance, high-stakes action, and lush fantasy world-building.
🪄 Perfect for fans of “A Court of Thorns and Roses” by Sarah J. Maas.
📣 Join the Conversation!
What spring BookTok reads are on your TBR (to-be-read) list? Share your favorite titles in the comments and join the #SpringBookTok conversation on TikTok. Happy reading, and may your spring be filled with books that bloom!
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