Social Experiment Books in Order
Part ofSherelle Green Books in OrderBrowse Sherelle Green's Social Experiment books in order, with summaries, series background, reading order, and where-to-start help.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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Social Experiment books in publication order
3 books
Bad Decisions Good Regrets
by Sherelle Green
2019
Ivy joins a social experiment to push herself beyond her comfort zone. Running into a man she never expected changes the rules and makes one bold choice far more complicated.
Fake News
by Sherelle Green
2019
An investigative reporter knows she should never get too close to the subject of her story. His secrets could cost her career and safety, but walking away becomes harder with every kiss.
Single AF
by Sherelle Green
2019
Meeka's network wants her to turn her messy dating history into public content. Tone, her work rival, gets a front-row seat and discovers there is more to her than the chaos.
Social Experiment books in chronological order
Single AF
by Sherelle Green
2019Social Experiment, Book 1
Bad Decisions Good Regrets
by Sherelle Green
2019Social Experiment, Book 2
Fake News
by Sherelle Green
2019Social Experiment, Book 3
Series background & context
Social Experiment starts with a very modern kind of romantic nightmare: putting your dating life, bad choices, and private mess on display.
In Single AF, Meeka is asked by the network she works for to share her messy dating history with the world. Tone, her work rival and a man she would rather not need, ends up close enough to see the truth behind the jokes. The result is sharp, funny, and uncomfortable in the best way.
The series keeps playing with the gap between public performance and private feeling. Bad Decisions Good Regrets starts with Ivy stepping outside her comfort zone, then running into someone who complicates the whole experiment. Fake News shifts into romantic suspense when an investigative reporter gets too close to the subject of her story.
So the series changes shape as it goes.
Readers can expect banter, awkward honesty, social media pressure, and real stakes hiding under the funny titles. It is one of Green's best lanes for readers who like contemporary romance with messy friendships, job complications, and people learning that the story they tell the world is not always the truth.
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