The Inappropriate Bachelors Books in Order

An anonymous message challenges wealthy boss Tate Howard's inflated opinion of himself. Its writer rejects his charm, privilege, and assumptions about women, setting up a combative workplace romance in which irritation and attraction are difficult to separate.

Olivia tells her brother's best friend Tyler Redwood that his arrogance and relentless flirting leave her cold. His pointed response suggests their private encounters tell a different story, complicating her determination to resist someone so infuriating.

Millie dismisses her night with Marco, her friend's brother, as a mistake and refuses another encounter. Marco's persistent messages challenge her resolve as irritation and desire become difficult to separate.

Birdie wants nothing to do with her ex-boyfriend Hunter when he announces a visit to San Francisco. Their pointed correspondence revives old grievances and feelings she would rather leave behind.

Magnolia Allen answers her new neighbor's outrageous invitations with a firm list of refusals. Late-night serenades, unwelcome lingerie, and their embarrassing shared history turn life next door into a contentious romance neither can easily keep at a distance.

College student Shelby writes an unsent letter confessing her attraction to her father's best friend. When he reads it, his insistence that she is too young collides with the interest her boldness has awakened.

An anonymous admirer leaves single father Steele a flirtatious note after an encounter at the grocery store. His curious reply begins a playful correspondence that brings attraction into the challenges of raising his children.