Plotting and thinking of creative ways to design successful pranks is time consuming. Because they’re so focused on them, the characters spend a lot of time thinking about each other, from how to make each other miserable to how it would feel to kiss. Slowly, the protagonists realize that their feelings are getting compromised. Their original goal is long forgotten—now the only thing left to do is confess their love.
Unfortunately, there is a dearth of queer romances featuring prank wars. I was unable to find any. But if you are familiar with a title, we’d love for you to share it with us on social media.
Romance has so many fun and romantic tropes that you can get into really easily. If you want enemies to lovers or reality TV romcom, we have them all here, just one click away!
Naomi and Nicholas are a couple I will forever remember. What starts as a prank war turns into love. Thanks to elaborate pranks, you get to witness the moment where their thoughts shift, and it is glorious to see it happen.
Lady Violet and Lord James married five years ago, but after they get into a big fight, they decide never to speak to each other again. They’re still married, though, so when Violet receives a letter telling her that James is unconscious because he fell off a horse, she runs to his side…only to find him well and happy inside a tavern.
This is the catalyst that starts a war of tricks and pranks between them. They will come to realize that maybe they don’t actually hate each other and can fall in love again in this historical romcom.
While working together, Lina is still not over what Max did years ago, so she gets even in various ways—fun, laugh-out-loud ways that somehow make these two grow closer. But there are many obstacles on their way to a future together, one of them being Max’s brother. Also known as…Lina’s ex.
These two strangers soon become nemeses and enter a prank war that everyone in their little community believes to be courtship in disguise. Sari and Gab think differently, but their hearts and heads can’t come to an understanding in this Christmas romance.
But then the two of them have to work together to save Cole from the mess he got himself into. Plotting together instead of at each other is a change they didn’t see coming. It horrifies Harper to discover that maybe they aren’t that different, and that getting along isn’t that complicated. Would falling in love be the next step in this prank war?
Because of a misunderstanding, his relationship with Willa gets into frenemy territory quickly. They start a war of teasing, pranks, and all-out fun stuff to finally make them realize that their frenemy status may really be something else entirely (possibly nearing “I think I’m in love with you!”).
Justice has been biding his time to get that money from the Bridges and Lawson’s feud clause to start his breakfast restaurant. On the last day, he arrives at the lawyer’s office to find out there is another Bridges! He can see his future dissolving in front of him, only to get a good look at Alex Bridges. His new enemy and…the woman who has captured his attention.
Though they enjoy the creation of the pranks they come up with, the attraction they feel is undeniable. But would they be able to forgive and forget this feud?
