Whitney G Books In Order

Publication Order of Empire of Lies Books

Publication Order of Falling for Mr. Statham Books

Publication Order of The Firm Books

Publication Order of Forbidden Wishes Books

Publication Order of Holiday Homecoming Books

Publication Order of Jilted Bride Books

Publication Order of Naughty Bedroom Collection Books

Publication Order of One Week Books

Publication Order of Reasonable Doubt Books

Publication Order of Sincerely Books

Publication Order of Single at Thirty Books

Publication Order of Steamy Coffee Collection Books

Publication Order of Turbulence Books

Publication Order of Wasted Love Books

Publication Order of You Belong With Me Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of You Belong With Me Books

Publication Order of Books

Whitney G. is USA Today and New York Times best-selling author of literature & fiction, biographies & memoirs, and romance novels. She is also the co-founder of The Indie Tea- an inspirational blog for aspiring indie romance authors. When not chatting with her fans on her Facebook page, you’ll find Whitney on her website or Instagram, and if not in either of those places, she is probably busy writing another crazy story.

Whitney is famously known for her novel series such as Mid Life Love which debuted in 2013 after the release of the first book in the series by the same name. The author has also published other series such as Reasonable Doubt, Sincerely Carter, One Week, and Steamy Coffee.

Reasonable Doubt

Reasonable Doubt is the first book in Reasonable Doubt series by Whitney G. the story introduces the readers to Andrew, also known as Thoreau, a lawyer with serious commitment problems. He likes to take to bed every other woman he finds on the way and then leave them.

Then there is Alyssa, the only woman who Andrew considers to be his friend. She is a focused and determined lawyer type but also a ballet dancer. The sad part about this girl is the fact that Andrew has never met her in person.

The two met online on a Lawyer Chat website a website dedicated to lawyers that is quite secretive. The site conceals people identities so that they can discuss private matters. When they met, Alyssa needed some assistance with a brief and Andrew ended up helping her. The two developed a strong friendship bond and would talk and chat often. However Andrew wanted to take this friendship to the next step, but Alyssa wouldn’t allow it for she did not want to meet him in person.

The reasons as to why Alyssa never allowed Andrew to take the relationship to the next step is because she holds a secret and does not want Andrew to find out that she has been lying all this time.

What could happen when Andrew finally discovers that Alyssa has been fooling with his feelings? And when will she finally gather the courage to tell him the truth?

Reasonable Doubt is a short story that needs to be devoured and adored. Whitney has done a brilliant job when it comes to crafting the main characters. First, there is Andrew Hamilton, handsome, sexy, charismatic, enigmatic and also divine. He is the type of man every lady would fall for at first sight without being needy. But the only problem with Andrew is that he only needs one thing from all the women that he encounters.

Then there is the heroine of this brilliant book, Alyssa. She is a beautiful, sarcastic and has a great sense of humor and irony. She is the type of a woman who is easy to like and the kind that any man would be willing to be friends with. She has focused on her career and dreams.

Reasonable Doubt Volume 2

Volume 2 starts off from where the first book in the series left off and follows Andrew and Alyssa as they fail miserably at keeping their hands off each other. The narrative also digs further into Andrew’s past with some shocking events and also revelations while Alyssa has got her hands full with her family and her ballerina career.

Once again, Andrew Hamilton is back at it again but this time with a vengeance. Only eight words could describe him; he’s charismatic, flawed, jaded, sarcastic, commanding, vulnerable, enigmatic and larger than life.

On the other hand, only seven words could describe Alyssa, – she is smart, naïve, focused, endearing, lonely, resilient, and impressionable. In the second series installment, expect more twists and turns than you can handle.

Andrew continues to be the misguided fellow as in the previous book. But in this second title, the author puts more effort to inform the readers more about his history and the possible reasons why he behaves the way he does. On the other hand, Aubrey- the real name of Alyssa continues with her sass. She is a girl who is committed to her dream, and she wants that dream to involve Andrew. The overall story is lovely; the plot is fast paced, full of twist and turns to keep the readers wanting more.

Sincerely, Carter

Sincerely Carter is the first book in Sincerely Carter by Whitney G. The narrative introduces two characters Arizona and Carter who had been good friends since 4th grade. The two exchanged notes, hateful at first but friendly afterward. They often had each other’s back when things got tough. Surprisingly, the two friends maintained their friendship long without any sexual acts on between them and so many of their friends wondered how they achieved this for so many years.

The two claimed that they only had a brotherly and sisterly friendship but one-day things changed and that line was crossed. But will the two pretend that nothing happened between them and please the public, and keep the friendship alive? And what will happen when Arizona finally decides to follow her dreams? How is this going to affect their friendship and the bond between them?

In this title, Whitney makes use of flashbacks to give the readers a glimpse into the early life of the main characters and how their relationship came to be from the fourth grade. How the two were always close to each other and how they never thought of the possibility that they had something special between them.

One of the main aspects that made this narrative stand out is the fact that both Carter and Arizona never had feelings for each other,- for most of the stories you will find that two characters maintain their friendship and refute any feelings of love because admitting love would cost a friendship. But this was never the case in this book; Carter never looked at Arizona as more than a friend- and vice versa. But it was not until Carter saw the way his friends looked at Arizona that the blinder fell off. The author handled- the friendship between the two characters wonderfully, the chemistry between them was fantastic- and for readers who love romantic books, then Whitney G. novels are your perfect match.