Red Flags

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 By: Sophie Jo

Location: FIC JO

Genre: Romance


Neither Poppy nor Cam want it to work … until it does. Poppy is known for her high standards. Why bother with relationships when boys don’t ever seem to live up to her expectations? One red flag and she’s out.

Cam is known for quickly developing the ick. He’s never dated anyone for long – a week here, a month there, but he always spooks.

When Poppy’s friends challenge her to give someone a chance for two whole months, Poppy decides that Cam (her mysterious bus crush) could be the best of an underwhelming bunch. But Cam’s been set his own he’s banned from ending things in his next relationship … and that means he’s ready to do whatever he can to put Poppy off.

Two skeptics. Two months. And this time, neither of them can disappear the moment they spot something they don’t like…

Perfect for fans of Holly Bourne, Jenny Han and Dolly Alderton. An entertaining escapist romance that's also a topical and nuanced look at healthy relationships. Deftly exploring the difference between what makes a legitimate red flag and what is simply being flawed and human. Perfect for TikTok and Bookstagram, with shades of all the best romcom movies!


If 10 Things I Hate About You had a book, this would be it, and I adored every page. This reminded me of every reason why I love a YA romance, the banter between Poppy and Cam was such a joy to read and they both had me giggling the whole way through. Poppy and Cam both don't want their relationship to work, but no matter how hard they try to put eachother off, they can't seem to hate eachother. Not even a little bit, not even at all. This book was such a swoonworthy yet honest story of healthy relationships and the difference between a red flag and the flaws of being human. I adore Poppy and Cam so much, their banter and chemistry was unmatched and witnessing them slowly fall for one another made my heart so full. If you love a 90s RomCom with a mix of Lynn Painter and Dolly Alderton, Red Flags is undeniably for you.- Andrea

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