Summer in Cousins Beach is officially over.

The Summer I Turned Pretty, based on the best-selling novel trilogy by Jenny Han, follows Belly Conklin (Lola Tung) as she grapples with a complicated love triangle between brothers Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah Fisher (Gavin Casalegno).

Season 3 brought Belly’s romantic turmoil to a peak, ultimately leading her to star a new chapter in Paris — far away from Cousins Beach and the Fisher brothers. Nearly three years after its premiere, the series concluded on Sept. 17 with a finale that left viewers longing for more.

If you’ve finished watching the series and find yourself craving more love triangles, summer romances or heartfelt book-to-screen adaptations, there are plenty of other titles you can check out to fill The Summer I Turned Pretty void.

From book adaptations to coming-of-age love stories, here are 14 shows like The Summer I Turned Pretty to watch.

Outer Banks

If Belly’s summer in Cousins Beach has you dreaming of sandy toes and sunsets, Outer Banks might fill the coastal void.

Set in North Carolina’s Outer Banks, the series follows John B (Chase Stokes) as he and his friends go on a treasure hunt linked to his father’s disappearance.

My Life with the Walter Boys

Another brother love triangle, anyone?

In My Life with the Walter Boys, Jackie (Nikki Rodriguez) leaves her Manhattan life behind after a tragic event and moves to a small town in Colorado to live with the Walter family.

XO, Kitty

Han is the mastermind behind both The Summer I Turned Pretty and XO Kitty, a spinoff of Han’s To All the Boys book trilogy.

The Netflix original series follows Kitty Covey, the younger sister of Lara Jean (Lana Condor), as she embarks on her own romantic journey at a boarding school in Seoul. Like Belly, Kitty learns to navigate young love, complex relationships and the challenges of growing up.

One Day

If you love the flashbacks of Belly and the Fisher brothers through the years, One Day takes that nostalgia to a whole new level.

In this heartwrenching series, each episode is a year in Emma’s (Ambika Mod) and Dexter’s (Leo Woodall) lives. Like in The Summer I Turned Pretty, a young crush sometimes takes years to develop into something real, but there’s nothing like waiting on a slow-burn romance.

Dawson’s Creek

The Summer I Turned Pretty isn’t the only romantic series filmed in Wilmington, N.C.

Set against the same picturesque backdrop, Dawson’s Creek chronicles the lives of a close-knit group of friends as they navigate adolescence in the fictional small New England town of Capeside, Mass.

One Tree Hill

Although it’s set in the fictional town of Tree Hill, N.C., One Tree Hill also shares The Summer I Turned Pretty’s Wilmington filming location.

The series follows half-brothers Nathan (James Lafferty) and Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) as they rival on the basketball court and navigate their friendships, relationships and family dynamics.

Maxton Hall

Like The Summer I Turned Pretty, Maxton Hall is based on a series of novels (written by Mona Kasten).

When Ruby (Harriet Herbig-Matten) accidentally uncovers an explosive secret at her prestigious high school, millionaire heir James (Damian Hardung) has to keep her close. If you thought Conrad and Belly had palpable chemistry, just wait until you see the passion behind these two.

Heartstopper

Like The Summer I Turned Pretty, Netflix’s original series Heartstopper is adapted from a book series, this time by Alice Oseman. It chronicles the romance between two teenage boys, Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and Charlie Spring (Joe Locke).

Heartstopper has three seasons and a star-studded cast, including Olivia Colman and Bridgerton alum Jonathan Bailey. It will end with a movie, which will adapt Oseman’s upcoming sixth and final Heartstopper novel and the 2020 Nick and Charlie novella.

All American

If you love the slow-burn friends-to-lovers story in The Summer I Turned Pretty, then All American might be for you.

When a South Crenshaw High School football player, Spencer James (Daniel Ezra), is recruited to play for a team in Beverly Hills, he seizes the opportunity and moves in with his coach and teammate. It’s even based on a true story.

Never Have I Ever

Similar to The Summer I Turned Pretty, Never Have I Ever follows a young girl in high school as she navigates the complex emotions of grief, love, friendship and self-discovery.

Both series were the breakout roles for their leads — Tung and Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, respectively — and both of their characters are in complicated love triangles.

The O.C.

Although the sunny season always ends in The Summer I Turned Pretty, blue waters and sunny skies are seemingly year-round in Orange County, Calif., where The O.C. was set.

In the early 2000s series, a troubled teenager is taken in by a public defender at his luxurious home in Newport Beach, Calif., where he has to adjust to an unfamiliar upper-class lifestyle full of secrets and drama.

Watch The O.C. on Hulu

My Lady Jane

If you enjoy the growing tension of Belly’s arguments with the Fisher brothers in The Summer I Turned Pretty, you’ll likely find a similar thrill in the enemies-to-lovers dynamic of My Lady Jane.

When Lady Jane Grey (Emily Bader) unexpectedly finds herself crowned queen overnight, she is faced with danger and deceit while wrestling with her complex emotions for an unexpected love interest (Edward Bluemel).

Lincoln Heights

Originally released in 2007, Lincoln Heights follows the Sutton family, who relocate from a middle-class suburb to an inner-city neighborhood after Eddie Sutton, an L.A. police officer, is offered a new opportunity.

While different from Cousins Beach, the series similarly explores the dynamics of adjusting to a new environment and community of people. There’s also a sweet love story at the center of the show, featuring Lizzie (Rhyon Nicole Brown) and Andrew Ortega (Tyler Posey).

10 Things I Hate About You

Craving another coming-of-age series featuring young love? Based on the hit 1999 movie of the same name, 10 Things I Hate About You follows the lives of Kat (Lindsey Shaw) and Bianca Stratford (Meaghan Martin) as they navigate high school social life with an overprotective dad.

Plus, Patrick Verona (Ethan Peck) channels a similar mysterious bad-boy vibe that Conrad fans will instantly recognize.