Comedy Novels

Emma: The Matchmaker’s Heart

by Novelshub

Completed

Emma Woodhouse is clever, charming, and certain she understands love better than anyone around her. But when her matchmaking games begin changing lives in unexpected ways, Emma must face the truth about pride, friendship, and her own heart.

His Secret Lover Was Inside the Teddy Bear

by Novelshub

Completed

When Amelia Carter notices her husband suddenly becoming obsessed with an oversized teddy bear, she assumes it's just another strange phase. But Brandon Carter has always hated plush toys. So why does he carry the teddy bear everywhere? Why does he lock it inside his office? And why does he become furious whenever Amelia touches it? As Amelia investigates, she uncovers a shocking secret buried inside the stuffed toy—one connected to Brandon's first love, a mysterious disappearance, and a betrayal that could destroy their marriage forever. The deeper she digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes. A gripping emotional mystery filled with secrets, obsession, betrayal, and heartbreaking revelations.

Dating My Boss Online

by Novelshub

Completed

Emma never expected her online boyfriend to turn out to be the intimidating CEO she worked for every day. Hidden behind anonymous profiles, their relationship flourished for two years—until he insisted on meeting in person. Terrified that revealing her identity could cost her job, Emma ended things. But her heartbreak leaves the CEO colder than ever, dragging the entire office into endless overtime. As guilt, laughter, and unexpected sparks collide, Emma finds herself wondering if giving their love a second chance is worth risking everything.

What the Screen Never Knew

by Novelshub

Completed

Nancy has always been hopelessly in love with her distant boyfriend, Elias Carter. She follows him everywhere, demands kisses, sleeps wrapped around him, and ignores every subtle sign that he may not enjoy her affection. Then glowing comments suddenly begin floating across her vision like a livestream chat. They call Nancy an annoying side character, claim Elias secretly hates her clinginess, and predict that he will abandon her as soon as the gentle and understanding female lead appears. Believing the comments know the future, Nancy begins pulling away. She stops asking for kisses, moves into another bedroom, gives Elias personal space, and finally decides to leave his home. But the more distance she creates, the stranger Elias behaves. The cold boyfriend who supposedly wanted freedom becomes jealous, restless, and unwilling to let her go. As Nancy prepares herself for the breakup the comments promised, she starts to discover that the screen may understand the story—but it never truly understood the people living inside it.