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Billionaire Up Books in Order

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Browse the Billionaire Up books by Ryan Michele in order, with a quick summary and where to start this fast, flirty billionaire romance series.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Billionaire Up books in publication order

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Stood Up

by Ryan Michele

2017

Aiden gets dressed up for a blind date and ends up left alone at the restaurant. Instead of going home, she meets billionaire Mason Dean, and one humiliating night turns into something much hotter.

Billionaire Up books in chronological order

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    Stood Up

    by Ryan Michele

    2017Billionaire Up, Book 1

Series background & context

Billionaire Up is a lighter, shorter contemporary romance lane for Ryan Michele. The series opens with Stood Up, and the title tells you a lot about the energy right away. A bad date goes wrong, the night does not end there, and a new man steps into the gap with a whole lot more confidence than caution.

This is not a sprawling billionaire universe.

Instead, it feels like Ryan Michele taking one sharp setup and running with it. The hero is wealthy, alpha, and very sure of himself. The heroine is not in the mood to be pitied just because a man failed to show up. That balance keeps the story moving. The fun comes from the fact that she still has agency, even when the romance lands fast and hot.

Because the series is novella-length, the focus stays close to the couple. There is not much room for a huge side cast or a long external plot, so the story leans into attraction, pursuit, and whether one impulsive night can turn into something bigger. It is glossy and quick, but still recognizably Ryan Michele in the way the hero locks on and refuses to let go easily.

If you want one of her shorter, more self-contained romances, Billionaire Up is an easy pick. It gives you a bold setup, a lot of chemistry, and the kind of strong-willed back and forth that works well in a fast read.

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