Whitney G.
Whitney G. writes steamy contemporary romance, from the legal drama of Reasonable Doubt to the workplace sparks of Two Weeks Notice.
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Known for
Overview
- Work
- Contemporary romance author
- Breakout
- Reasonable Doubt, a New York Times bestselling series in 2014
- Early series
- Mid Life Love
- International reach
- Books published in twelve languages
Mini bio
Before the breakout.
Whitney was already the author of the Mid Life Love series when Reasonable Doubt reached a much wider audience in 2014. In a July interview that year, she said she had been happy with her earlier, smaller success and had imagined a bigger breakthrough might come years later.
A writing exercise that took off.
Reasonable Doubt began during a break from another manuscript. Whitney wanted to practice banter, scene building, and sexual tension in a shorter story. Its success surprised her, and the series became a New York Times bestseller.
Stories for the reading pile.
Her catalog includes the childhood-friends romance Sincerely, Carter and the boss-and-assistant standalone Two Weeks Notice. In 2026 she returned to legal romance with Final Verdict, Contempt of Court, and Motion to Dismiss, while Vicious Rival brought the tension to competing booksellers.
Keeping readers close.
Whitney shares new releases, bonus content, and updates through her blog and The F.L.Y. List. Her official biography says her books have been published in twelve languages.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Motion to DismissAuthor · Verdict Trilogy finale
- 2026Dirty JudgeAuthor
- 2026Final VerdictAuthor · Verdict Trilogy opener
- 2018Two Weeks NoticeAuthor
- 2015Sincerely, CarterAuthor
- 2014Reasonable Doubt: Volume 1Author
Quotes
When I’m doing my best work, I write my novel by hand and then type itWhitney G., official FAQ
Whitney explains that she revises by hand, then repeats the process until the book is complete.
Trivia
- She writes her best drafts by hand before typing and revising them.
- Her author sign-off, F.L.Y., means “Effin Love You.”
- Her official biography names Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande as repeat listens.
- She travels in search of ideas for her next story.
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