The Wedding Date Series in Order by Jasmine Guillory

While We Were Dating is a contemporary romance novel written by Jasmine Guillory. It is the sixth book in The Wedding Date series, which features interconnected standalone stories. The novel follows the story of Ben Stephens, a political consultant, and Anna Gardiner, an actress, who meet at a work event and decide to fake a relationship to help Anna's career. As they spend more time together, their fake relationship starts to feel more real, and they must navigate the challenges of balancing their personal and professional lives. The book explores themes of love, career, and the challenges of modern dating. According to Kirkus Reviews, the book is a "clever, often funny anti-romance novel set in the world of politics and celebrity".

"Party of Two" is a standalone romance novel by Jasmine Guillory. The book follows Olivia Monroe, a successful lawyer who is not interested in dating, and Max Powell, a charming senator who is used to getting what he wants. When they meet by chance in a hotel bar, they are immediately drawn to each other and begin a whirlwind romance that quickly becomes the talk of the town. However, their relationship is complicated by their different backgrounds and the pressures of Max's political career. As they navigate their feelings for each other and the challenges they face, Olivia and Max must decide whether their love is worth fighting for. "Party of Two" has been praised for its authentic characters, engaging plot, and sweet romance.

"Royal Holiday" is a standalone novel by Jasmine Guillory, not part of a book series. The book follows Vivian Forest, a social worker in her 50s, who accompanies her daughter Maddie on a trip to England to style a member of the royal family. While there, Vivian meets Malcolm Hudson, the private secretary to the Queen, and the two embark on a holiday romance filled with scones, tea, horseback riding, and cozy nights by the fireplace. The book is a charming Christmas-themed romance that centers around two Black adults in their 50s. "Royal Holiday" is a heartwarming and delightful read that explores themes of love, family, and self-discovery.

"The Wedding Party" is the third book in the "Wedding Date" series by Jasmine Guillory. It is a New York Times bestselling romance novel that tells the story of Maddie and Theo, two people who have never really liked each other but are forced to spend time together as they are both best friends with the bride and groom at a wedding. As they work together to plan the perfect wedding, they begin to see each other in a new light and realize that their initial dislike may have been hiding a deeper attraction. The book is described as steamy, sweet, sassy, and with depth to it. It has been praised for its reinvention of the "strong woman" trope in romance. NPR listed "The Wedding Party" as one of its top books of 2019 and Entertainment Weekly called it "the most relatable romance" of the year.

"Decoy Date" is the fourth book in "The Wedding Date" series by Mira Lyn Kelly. It is a contemporary romance novel that tells the story of Gwen and Brody. Gwen is a successful businesswoman who is tired of being set up on dates by her family and friends. Brody is a former athlete who is struggling to find his place in the world after an injury ended his career. When Brody proposes a fake relationship to make another woman jealous, Gwen agrees to help him out. However, as they spend more time together, they begin to develop real feelings for each other. The book explores the themes of finding true love, taking risks, and learning to trust. It is a fun and engaging romantic comedy that will leave readers feeling warm and fuzzy inside.

"Just This Once" is the third book in "The Wedding Date" series by Mira Lyn Kelly. The story revolves around Molly and Sean, who have been best friends since childhood. Molly met the love of her life while studying abroad in Rome, only to discover that he had been living right around the corner from her. They both live in rural Minnesota. The book is a mix of friends-to-lovers and best friend's sister tropes. Molly and Sean's battle of wills turns sensual, and they both become determined to stay together, even though they are fighting to force each other out of the house. The book is a contemporary romance novel that explores the themes of love, friendship, and the challenges of navigating romantic relationships.

"The Wedding Date" is a debut novel by Jasmine Guillory, a fun and flirty multicultural romance. The book follows the story of Alexa and Drew, who meet in a broken elevator and agree to pretend to be each other's fake date at a wedding. As they spend more time together, their fake relationship starts to feel real, and they must navigate their feelings for each other. The book explores themes of love, relationships, and the challenges of interracial dating. "The Wedding Date" is the first book in a series of interconnected romantic novels by Jasmine Guillory, each featuring different characters and storylines. However, the book can be read as a standalone novel. Overall, "The Wedding Date" is a charming and engaging romance novel that has received positive reviews for its diverse representation and relatable characters.

"May the Best Man Win" is the first book in "The Wedding Date" series by Mira Lyn Kelly. This contemporary romance novel follows the story of Jase Foster and Emily Klein, who are both Best Men at a wedding. Jase is frustrated with his luck when he finds out that he has been paired with Emily, whom he considers to be a "she-devil". Throughout the book, Jase and Emily navigate their complicated relationship, filled with constant back-and-forth decisions about trust, friendship, love, and hate. As the story unfolds, glimpses of their past are revealed, adding depth to their connection. "May the Best Man Win" explores the complexities of relationships and the challenges of making decisions in matters of the heart. With its smart and sizzling romance, this book sets the stage for the rest of "The Wedding Date" series, which follows four male friends and their relationships.