If you loved
Take a Chance
Abbi Glines · Book · 2014
If you loved Take a Chance, you were drawn to the high-stakes friction of forbidden romance set against the backdrop of jarring social divides.
Films on the same thread
My Fault
Domingo González · Film · 2023
Like Take a Chance, this story thrives on the tension of an unwanted relocation into a world of immense wealth and the inevitable, rebellious attraction that follows.
My Fault: London
Film · 2025
You will recognize the familiar pull of forbidden family dynamics and the clash of social classes found in Take a Chance within this tale of complicated step-sibling desire.
The Last Song
Julie Anne Robinson · Film · 2010
This film mirrors the displacement found in Take a Chance, focusing on the emotional growth of a young woman navigating a new, unfamiliar environment under difficult family circumstances.
Reminders of Him
Vanessa Caswill · Film · 2026
The emotional stakes of Take a Chance are reflected here, as the characters struggle with the weight of their pasts while navigating a romance that defies societal expectations.
Series on the same thread
The Summer I Turned Pretty
Jenny Han · Series · 2022
Much like the summer setting of Take a Chance, this series captures the transformative power of a coastal location where family secrets and romantic evolution collide.
Anne with an E
Moira Walley-Beckett · Series · 2017
While the setting differs, this story captures the same coming-of-age spirit and search for belonging that defines the journey of the characters in Take a Chance.
All American
April Blair · Series · 2018
The culture clash and social mobility themes that provide the dramatic backbone of Take a Chance are front and center in this story of two worlds colliding.
The Peripheral
Scott B. Smith · Series · 2022
This narrative echoes the sense of isolation and the desire for escape present in Take a Chance, though it trades beachside drama for a high-stakes, technology-driven reality.
Podcasts on the same thread
To Live and Die in LA
Tenderfoot TV & Audacy · Podcast · 2023
If the intensity of Take a Chance kept you engaged, this true crime narrative offers a similarly gripping exploration of how personal lives are fractured by systemic secrets.
The Rachel Hollis Podcast
Three Percent Chance · Podcast · 2026
Readers who felt empowered by the personal growth arcs in Take a Chance will appreciate this direct approach to life coaching and self-actualization from a best-selling author.
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Common questions
Is Take a Chance part of a larger series?
Yes, Take a Chance is part of the Rosemary Beach series by Abbi Glines. The story follows Grant, a character who first appeared in the earlier book, Fallen Too Far. Readers should consider the reading order of the series to fully understand the character connections.
Who is the main character in Take a Chance?
The main character in Take a Chance is Grant. He is described as a sexy playboy who originally captured the hearts of readers in the book Fallen Too Far. The story also features Harlow Manning, who moves to Rosemary Beach to live with her father.
What is the setting of Take a Chance?
Take a Chance is set in the coastal town of Rosemary Beach, Florida. This is where Harlow Manning is sent to live by her rocker father while he goes on tour, serving as the primary backdrop for the events involving Grant and the other characters.
Do I need to read Fallen Too Far before Take a Chance?
While Take a Chance focuses on the story of Grant, he is introduced in the earlier novel Fallen Too Far. Reading the books in order allows you to follow the development of Grant's character as established in the previous work by author Abbi Glines.