Like Us (Ginger Scott) Books in Order

The Like Us duet blends romance with trauma recovery and a strong suspense thread. It is more intense than a straightforward first love story, because the central relationship begins with danger, memory, and the feeling that two lives have been tied together for a long time, even when the people inside them do not fully understand how.

The story follows Josselyn Winters, who survives a terrifying childhood moment because of a boy named Christopher. Years later, at seventeen, she is still carrying the scars from what happened, physically and emotionally. When a boy called Wes shows up and feels strangely familiar, the series starts building around that recognition, and around the question of whether the past ever really stays buried.

This duet runs on survival.

A Boy Like You is about fear, guarded hope, and the shock of feeling seen again after years of darkness. A Girl Like Me widens the story into something more urgent. Josselyn is no longer only trying to understand herself or her feelings. She is trying to find Wes, protect what matters, and face the danger still moving around them.

Scott keeps the emotional core very close. Even with the suspense, these books are not cold thrillers. They are deeply invested in how trauma changes the way a person trusts, dreams, and loves. Josselyn's voice is central to that, because the series asks her to move from being someone shaped by what happened to someone willing to fight for her own future.

Readers should expect a heavier tone here than in Scott's school sports romances. There is tenderness, but there is also fear, memory, and real threat. The payoff comes from watching connection become strength, and from seeing whether two people who met through violence can build something safer together.

If you like romantic suspense that stays emotionally intimate, Like Us fits that space well. It is about healing, identity, and the stubborn hope that a life interrupted can still become a life fully lived.