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Andie J. Christopher writes contemporary romance across a few different “lanes”: a connected trilogy (with recurring family/friends), an earlier series set in South Beach, plus standalones and shorter reads.
If you want the smoothest experience with the fewest accidental couple-spoilers, read each named series in order, then pick standalones whenever the premise grabs you.
Read-this-first shortcuts
- Want a modern rom-com with strong character crossover? Start with Not the Girl You Marry.
- Want an earlier, quick-to-binge series? Start with Stroke of Midnight.
- Want the newest full-length novel listed right now? Try Faster.
The Nolans trilogy (read in order)
These three books share a world and supporting cast. Later books assume you already know earlier couples.
- Not the Girl You Marry (2019): An ambitious event planner agrees to a short-term dating arrangement that becomes real before either of them is ready.
- Not That Kind of Guy (2020): A workplace attraction turns into a slow unraveling of the rules two careful people use to stay safe.
- Hot Under His Collar (2021): A rule-follower falls for the one man who’s most likely to complicate her plans, and her pride.
One Night in South Beach series (read in order)
A romance series built for momentum, each book focuses on its own couple, with a steady sense of place and recurring faces.
- Stroke of Midnight (2017): A one-night decision turns into a morning-after problem neither lead can laugh off.
- Dusk Until Dawn (2017): Two people with very different agendas discover chemistry doesn’t care about good timing.
- Break of Day (2017): A relationship that starts light gets serious when real life refuses to stay offstage.
- Before Daylight (2018): A guarded heart meets a persistent temptation, and both have to decide what they’ll risk.
- Night and Day (2018): A couple faces the point where attraction is easy, but trust takes actual work.
- All Hours (2019): A stubborn flirt pushes for “just one more chance” until the line between challenge and devotion disappears.
Edition note: You may see later audio/edition dates listed for some titles, but the story order above stays the same.
Standalone novels (read anytime)
These are not sequels to the series above, so you can pick them up in any order.
- Full Contact (2017): A hockey star’s reputation collides with a bartender who refuses to be impressed, and refuses to be ignored.
- Thank You, Next (2022): A woman breaks away from an exhausting pattern and finds love where her old rules don’t apply.
- Unrealistic Expectations (2023): Two people who expect disappointment keep getting surprised by how good “real” can feel.
- Faster (2025): In a high-octane racing world, ambition and desire collide until someone has to choose what they’re truly chasing.
Shorter reads and side projects
- All They Want for Christmas (2020, novella): A holiday push toward romance forces two people to admit what they’ve been pretending not to want.
- Biker B*tch (2017): A rough-edged romance setup where loyalty and danger sharpen every emotional decision.
- To Win a Witch’s Heart (2023): A paranormal, adventure-leaning romance contribution to a multi-author series, written to work as a quick standalone.
Recommended order for most readers
If you want a clear path that keeps everything tidy:
- Not the Girl You Marry → Not That Kind of Guy → Hot Under His Collar
- One Night in South Beach series (book 1 through 6)
- Full Contact, then Thank You, Next, Unrealistic Expectations, and Faster
- Slot All They Want for Christmas anywhere you want a shorter seasonal read
- Save To Win a Witch’s Heart for when you want a genre detour (it’s separate)
FAQs
Do I have to read the series in order?
For the Nolans trilogy, yes if you dislike spoilers. For South Beach, it’s strongly recommended for the best flow.
Are the series connected to each other?
No. Treat them as separate reading experiences.
What’s the newest full-length novel listed as of this update?
Faster (2025) is the most recent full-length title I found consistently listed.
Frank is the editor of BookSeries.blog, focusing on publication order, chronological timelines, and spoiler-free reading guides for book series and fictional universes.