All In (Maggie Cole) Books in Order
Part ofMaggie Cole Books in OrderSee the All In books by Maggie Cole in order, with quick summaries, linked-character notes, and an easy place to start this billionaire romance series.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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All In (Maggie Cole) books in publication order
6 books
The Crime
by Maggie Cole
2019
Fresh off a breakup, writer Maddie Burns escapes on vacation and collides with wealthy Jack Stevens. Their instant connection gets complicated when a violent crime from the past links their lives in ways neither expected.
The Lie
by Maggie Cole
2019
Laura Aimee has rebuilt her life, but seeing Blake Montgomery again cracks open the lie that ruined them ten years earlier. The attraction never died, and neither did the fallout.
The Rule
by Maggie Cole
2019
Liv White never dates clients, until billionaire ex-basketball star Tom Marko starts pushing every boundary she has. Four days at his mountain home turn scorching fast, then Tom's buried past throws them straight into danger.
The Secret
by Maggie Cole
2019
PR powerhouse Meg Grail and sports agent Collin Corwin know getting together is a bad idea, especially with shared clients watching. Keeping things secret is hard enough before Meg's past makes everything riskier.
The Gamble
by Maggie Cole
2020
Singer Sophie Cradle avoids attachment, and Phil Laurent keeps his private life carefully compartmentalized. When stalker threats escalate, their chemistry stops being a game and starts feeling like a real gamble.
The Trap
by Maggie Cole
2020
Lawyer Claire Whitfield is supposed to prepare Ethan Knight for an FBI interrogation, not want him. When Ethan is framed for embezzlement, their forbidden attraction turns into a dangerous plan to clear his name.
All In (Maggie Cole) books in chronological order
Series background & context
The All In books are billionaire romances, but they do not stay neat or glossy for long. This is one of Maggie Cole's earlier connected worlds, and you can feel her interest in mixing money, attraction, and emotional fallout right from the start.
The setup is simple. Each book follows a different couple, but the characters overlap through work, friendship, and shared social circles. Publicists, athletes, agents, entrepreneurs, lawyers, and performers all move through the same orbit, so when one romance ends, the next one already has roots in place.
That gives the series a nice rhythm.
The stories themselves lean contemporary, but there is usually a suspense thread tucked inside the romance. The Rule opens with a workplace setup between Liv and Tom, then the rest of the series widens out into secret relationships, second chances, criminal fallout, legal trouble, and even stalker danger. The heroes are wealthy and forceful, but the heroines are not there to be decorative. They have careers, boundaries, and reasons to push back.
If you are wondering what kind of billionaire series this is, the answer is, emotionally messy in a fun way. There is plenty of heat, but there is also an ongoing interest in how past damage shapes present choices. A breakup from years ago can still wreck a room. A family secret can change the tone of a whole book. A fling can tip into real danger faster than anyone expected.
You can read these as standalones, and each couple gets its own ending. Still, this is one of those series that works better when read in order because the friendships and callbacks grow stronger book by book. If you want the cleanest entry point, start with The Rule. If you stay, you get a full linked cast and a world that keeps widening without losing its romance-first heart.
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