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Billionaire’s Club: New York Books in Order

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Explore Jackie Ashenden's Billionaire's Club: New York books in order, with short summaries, series background, and where to start.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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Billionaire’s Club: New York books in publication order

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1

The Billion Dollar Bachelor

by Jackie Ashenden

2014

A billionaire bachelor with image problems meets a sheltered young woman who has spent her life under someone else's rules. Their connection is fast, intense, and complicated by family power.

2

The Billion Dollar Bad Boy

by Jackie Ashenden

2014

Playboy Donovan Morrow clashes with ice-cold businesswoman Victoria de Winter over family property and future plans. Their rivalry turns hot in a hurry, but both have too much emotional baggage to keep it simple.

3

The Billionaire Biker

by Jackie Ashenden

2014

Reckless Sean Morrow is more comfortable with his biker crew than his family company, but old desire drags him back toward Abigail Prescott. They share a past they never really got over, and working together only makes it worse.

Billionaire’s Club: New York books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Billion Dollar Bachelor"

    The Billion Dollar Bachelor

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2014Billionaire’s Club: New York, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Billion Dollar Bad Boy"

    The Billion Dollar Bad Boy

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2014Billionaire’s Club: New York, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Billionaire Biker"

    The Billionaire Biker

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2014Billionaire’s Club: New York, Book 3

Series background & context

Billionaire's Club: New York is one of Jackie Ashenden's earlier billionaire worlds, and it wears that setup proudly. These are short, steamy city romances about very rich, very powerful men who are used to taking what they want and then discovering that love is a much less obedient thing.

New York matters because the series feels urban, fast, and image-conscious. The men move through a world of business, reputation, luxury, and family expectation, but the romances themselves tend to narrow quickly into something more personal. A past mistake, an old attraction, or a woman who refuses to be impressed becomes the real problem.

The Billion Dollar Bachelor, The Billion Dollar Bad Boy, and The Billionaire Biker are linked by the Morrow family and their wider orbit. That gives the series a connected feel without making any one book hard to read on its own.

If you want bite-sized billionaire romance with city polish, high heat, and heroes who are more emotionally complicated than their titles suggest, this series is a good match.

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