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Naughty or Nice Books in Order

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Find the Naughty or Nice books by Amy Andrews in order, with summaries, series background, and simple guidance on where to start.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Naughty or Nice books in publication order

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2 books

1

No More Mr. Nice Guy

by Amy Andrews

2014

A newly single woman writes a sex list and accidentally involves her best friend's brother. Funny, filthy, and a lot sweeter than either of them expected.

2

Ask Me Nicely

by Amy Andrews

2015

Forced proximity and workplace tension push two colleagues toward something they can no longer laugh off. Smart, sexy, and full of sparks.

Naughty or Nice books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "No More Mr. Nice Guy"

    No More Mr. Nice Guy

    by Amy Andrews

    2014Naughty or Nice, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Ask Me Nicely"

    Ask Me Nicely

    by Amy Andrews

    2015Naughty or Nice, Book 2

Series background & context

Naughty or Nice is a compact Amy Andrews duo with a playful title and an even more playful energy. These books are sexy, funny, and built around that lovely romance tension where sensible adults suddenly start making very unsensible decisions.

The two stories, No More Mr. Nice Guy and Ask Me Nicely, both lean into close quarters, strong chemistry, and characters who already know each other well enough to be dangerous. One has a best friend's brother setup and a memorable sex-list premise. The other moves into colleagues-to-lovers territory with plenty of forced proximity.

There is also a nice everyday feel to the series. These are not high-concept fantasy worlds. They are modern, lived-in romances where work, friendship, and reputation matter. The characters still have bills, histories, and people around them with opinions. That helps the emotional beats land.

Amy keeps the tone light on its feet, but she does not skimp on vulnerability. Beneath the jokes and sexual tension, these books are about people who want more than they are willing to admit. That is why the payoff works.

If you want a quick dose of witty, flirty, grown-up contemporary romance, Naughty or Nice is a very easy series to race through.

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