Some Girls Do It Books in Order

Assistant Piper Stone resigns when her demanding boss refuses to let her care for her sick child. Bennet McFinnley follows her home intending to argue, only to discover how little he understands the woman who has managed his life.

Shy accountant Cassie Franklin secretly writes successful erotic fiction under another name. When her employer Carter Harris discovers a manuscript she worked on during lunch, the private world she has carefully hidden collides with her working life.

Lucy has endured finance chief Trick Johnson’s contempt without a confrontation, until their boss requires them to work together for a month. Forced proximity challenges both her patience and his determination to keep attraction outside his carefully planned life.

After a painful relationship, Cali has little interest in trusting another man. Taking a housekeeping job with surgeon Wren Richards puts her beside someone professionally brilliant but privately chaotic, unsettling the boundaries both hoped to maintain.

Leila is delighted when an attractive man notices her on the subway, until she realizes her blouse is open. Discovering he is the head of her employer turns an embarrassing encounter into a particularly awkward introduction.

Anna ventures into online dating while enjoying life with her best friend and roommate Finn. His reaction to another man entering their world produces an unexpected alternative, forcing the friends to reconsider what they mean to one another.

Reclusive artist Tessa Michaels is comfortable behind her work until publicist Cole offers help with her social anxiety. She mistakes his interest for sympathy, leaving him to find a way beyond friendship without overwhelming her.

After a fire destroys her apartment, Helen reluctantly moves in with her successful younger sister. A brief encounter with Cade Lawson at a benefit seems easy to leave behind, but he has no intention of making it temporary.

Maya calls Ben when trouble at school prompts her headmaster to demand a parent’s presence. Expecting a gentler reprimand than her mother would give, she instead gets a day out that may redefine his place in their family.