Good Girls in Disgrace! Books in Order

Good Girls in Disgrace! is the kind of romance line that likes capable women, risky choices, and the moment when a carefully managed reputation starts to wobble. Amy Andrews's contribution, Innocent 'til Proven Otherwise, fits that mood well.

The general appeal here is not scandal for scandal's sake. It is the tension between how a heroine looks from the outside and what she actually wants. These stories usually place women in jobs, social circles, or personal situations where they are expected to behave sensibly. Naturally, the romance arrives to complicate that.

That makes the tone fun without turning weightless. There is usually a bit of polish, a bit of workplace or social pressure, and a hero who is absolutely not helping matters. Amy is good at that balance. She likes heroines with control, heroes who unsettle them, and plots that let sexual tension build through embarrassment, temptation, and bad ideas that quickly become good scenes.

Because this is more of a themed line than a deep continuity, readers can jump straight in. The pleasure is in the premise and the energy.

If you like contemporary romance where good girls bend the rules and do not always regret it, this series name tells you exactly what kind of trouble you are signing up for.