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P.S. I'm Pregnant! Books in Order

Part ofKelly Hunter Books in Order

Browse the P.S. I'm Pregnant! books by Kelly Hunter in order, with short summaries, linked editions, series notes, and start here advice.

Last updated: July 8, 2026

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P.S. I'm Pregnant! books in publication order

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With This Fling...

by Kelly Hunter

2011

Archaeologist Charlotte invents a fictional fiancé to comfort her dying godmother, then meets a very real man who fits the role. Grey agrees to pretend, but only if their fake engagement comes with very real benefits.

P.S. I'm Pregnant! books in chronological order

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    With This Fling...

    by Kelly Hunter

    2011P.S. I'm Pregnant!, Book 1

Series background & context

P.S. I’m Pregnant! sits in the world of themed category romance, where a fast, eye-catching premise opens the door and emotional consequences do the real work after that. Series like this tend to be built around surprise, urgency, and the awkward moment when two people realize that a relationship they meant to keep simple is about to affect the rest of their lives.

The title makes a promise of complications, and the books deliver them in different ways.

Kelly Hunter’s With This Fling... fits the spirit of that setup even before you get to any broader series branding. It starts with a heroine who invents a convenient fiancé and a hero who is more than willing to step into the part, provided they both enjoy the benefits of pretending. That gives the story a playful frame, but Hunter quickly pushes it toward something more vulnerable, because fake arrangements have a habit of exposing the exact emotional truths people were hoping to avoid.

That is probably the best way to read this page. Expect high-concept romantic premises, swift chemistry, and situations that force decisions before the characters feel ready. Hunter is very good at turning a bright commercial setup into something warmer and funnier without losing momentum. Her characters may begin by negotiating terms, but they usually end up having to ask much harder questions about trust, grief, loneliness, and what a future together would actually require.

So if the themed packaging is what drew you in, you are in the right area. This is romance that likes bold hooks and real feeling underneath them. The setup may be cheeky. The landing tends to be sincere.

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