Steamy Latte Reads Collection Books in Order
Part ofWhitney G Books in OrderSee the Steamy Latte Reads Collection books in order by Whitney G, with summaries, series background, and quick help finding your first novella.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Steamy Latte Reads Collection books in publication order
3 books
Devilish Bully
by Whitney G
2025
A drunken employee survey should have stayed anonymous. Instead, a furious CEO reads it aloud, makes an example of the heroine, and drags her even deeper into his orbit.
Selfish Suit
by Whitney G
2025
An UberEats delivery gone horribly wrong exposes Ivy to Dominic Sutton, the billionaire CEO tied to her day job. By the time she tells him exactly what she thinks of him, it is already too late.
Wolfish Player
by Whitney G
2025
This steamy novella pairs one of Whitney G.'s signature too-confident heroes with a woman who sees through the act. Expect sharp flirting, competitive tension, and a very bad idea that quickly turns irresistible.
Steamy Latte Reads Collection books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Steamy Latte Reads Collection feels like a next-wave companion to Whitney G.'s earlier Steamy Coffee books. The setup is familiar in the best way, short office romances, arrogant men in expensive suits, heroines who are one bad day away from snapping, and enough banter to keep the whole thing moving fast.
These novellas are built for speed. The conflicts kick in early, and the heroes are the sort of men who make terrible first impressions on purpose. That works because Whitney G. clearly enjoys writing women who are not impressed by status, money, or executive-floor nonsense.
Selfish Suit makes that dynamic obvious right away. A late food delivery leads to a nasty customer exchange, only for the heroine to discover that the rude billionaire on the other end of the app is also the CEO connected to her day job. That mix of public humiliation and workplace retaliation is exactly the kind of spark this collection runs on.
Devilish Bully keeps the corporate setting but turns the pressure up. A supposedly anonymous employee survey blows up in the heroine's face when her boss uses it to make an example of her. It is funny, stressful, and packed with the kind of petty power move that makes you want to see how she hits back.
Even when the books are short, they know what they are doing. The men are wolves, bullies, or selfish jerks in one form or another, but the women are never simply there to be steamrolled. The pushback is the point.
If you want quick, spicy workplace novellas with Manhattan gloss and very little patience for professional boundaries, Steamy Latte Reads fits neatly into the Whitney G. comfort zone.
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