His and Hers Books in Order
Part ofVivian Wood Books in OrderSee the His and Hers books by Vivian Wood in order, with quick summaries, series background, and a simple guide to the best place to start.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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His and Hers books in publication order
4 books
Claiming Her Innocence
by Vivian Wood
2017
Ryan has always filed Poppy under best friend, right up until he cannot stop imagining more. Friendship turns risky once both of them admit the line has already started to blur.
His Best Friend's Little Sister
by Vivian Wood
2017
Burned-out ex-soldier Henry retreats to a remote cabin for peace and finds Ellie there instead, the best friend's little sister he should never want. Being snowed in destroys the last of his restraint.
His To Keep
by Vivian Wood
2017
A fake engagement should solve a practical problem for both of them, nothing more. But the longer this wedding planner and her reluctant fake fiancé stay close, the harder it is to keep the deal simple.
His Virgin
by Vivian Wood
2017
A wealthy politician on the campaign trail cannot stop thinking about the young reporter covering him. One whispered secret about her innocence turns a political risk into a personal obsession.
His and Hers books in chronological order
Series background & context
His and Hers is one of Vivian Wood's earlier contemporary romance series, and it leans into familiar, very readable setups. Ex-soldiers come home carrying more than they say. Women who have been in the background suddenly stop being easy to ignore. Best-friend tension, fake relationships, and long-buried attraction do a lot of the heavy lifting.
The books are connected, but each one centers on a different couple. His Virgin follows a politician on the campaign trail and the reporter who becomes far more than a professional risk. His Best Friend's Little Sister goes for forced proximity and a snowed-in cabin. Claiming Her Innocence turns friendship into desire, and His To Keep uses a fake engagement to push two people together before they are ready. The shared mood is protective, steamy, and more emotional than flashy.
What makes the series easy to recommend is the balance. These romances are hot, but they do not forget the softer stuff, fear, loyalty, grief, friendship, and the awkwardness of wanting someone you think you should leave alone. If you like billionaire and military-adjacent contemporary romance without a huge shared-world learning curve, His and Hers is a good place to spend a weekend.
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