Social Media Books in Order
Part ofJA Huss Books in OrderBrowse the Social Media books in order by JA Huss, with short summaries, series background, and help following this celebrity romance from start to finish.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Social Media books in publication order
6 books
Block
by JA Huss
2014
What started as anonymous flirting turns messier once Grace and Vaughn start colliding off-screen. Control, privacy, and real feeling are much harder to manage in person.
Follow
by JA Huss
2014
Grace Kinsella is bold online and anonymous by choice, especially when she is tweeting filthy jokes at movie star Vaughn Asher. Then fantasy edges into real life.
Home
by JA Huss
2014
The final Social Media book pushes fantasy all the way into real life. Grace and Vaughn have to decide whether their connection can survive truth, fallout, and the world outside the screen.
Like
by JA Huss
2014
Grace and Vaughn keep escalating the game, online and off. But the closer they get, the harder it is to pretend this is only about fantasy.
Profile
by JA Huss
2014
Secrets and public images take center stage as Grace and Vaughn are forced to show more of themselves than either planned. The romance gets more real, and more vulnerable.
Status
by JA Huss
2014
Vaughn wants more than a carefully controlled arrangement, and Grace can feel the balance shifting. Outside pressure and old baggage start invading the bubble.
Social Media books in chronological order
Follow
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 1
Block
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 2
Like
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 3
Status
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 4
Profile
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 5
Home
by JA Huss
2014Social Media, Book 6
Series background & context
The Social Media series takes a very online premise and turns it into a full serial romance. At the center are Grace Kinsella, who is far bolder behind a screen than she is in person, and Vaughn Asher, a former child actor turned major movie star who is used to being watched but not necessarily known.
The first spark comes from distance. Grace can flirt, joke, and say outrageous things through social media because that version of herself feels protected. Vaughn is the fantasy on the other end of that connection, until the books start forcing fantasy into the real world. Once they meet face to face, the tone shifts from witty and playful to much more intimate, messy, and emotionally risky.
One thing that makes this series different from Huss's longer novels is the installment structure. The story is told across six shorter books, so the beats are quick and the tension keeps refreshing. Online identity, celebrity image, control, desire, privacy, and the problem of turning a digital fantasy into an actual relationship all get space to matter.
It is a serial on purpose.
If you enjoy stories about public versus private selves, famous people who are more damaged than they look, and heroines who have to decide whether real life can match the version they built in their head, Social Media is a fun one to follow. It is steamy, contemporary, and very aware of how much people reveal when they think they are hiding behind a screen.
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