Billionaires and Babies Books in Order
Part ofYvonne Lindsay Books in OrderThis page lists Yvonne Lindsay's Billionaires and Babies books in order, with quick summaries, series background, and simple advice on where to start.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Billionaires and Babies books in publication order
4 books
A Father's Secret
by Yvonne Lindsay
2012
Widowed Erin Connell learns a fertility-clinic mistake may mean her baby is billionaire Sam Thornton's son. As legal and emotional stakes close in, the stranger at her lodge becomes the one man who can change everything.
The Child They Didn't Expect
by Yvonne Lindsay
2014
After a memorable vacation fling, Alison Carter is stunned when Ronin Marshall reappears as a client. He needs help caring for his orphaned nephew, and their renewed chemistry forces both of them to face old wounds.
One Heir...or Two?
by Yvonne Lindsay
2016
Kayla Porter is determined to carry her late sister's embryos, but a clinic crisis pushes her back toward donor Donovan Murphy. What begins as a practical reunion turns into a fight over family, responsibility, and rekindled desire.
The Christmas Baby Bonus
by Yvonne Lindsay
2017
When an abandoned baby is found at his family's lodge, Piers Luckman steps up fast. Snowbound with his wary assistant Faye, he starts imagining a Christmas family neither of them expected.
Billionaires and Babies books in chronological order
Series background & context
The appeal here is right in the title. These are glossy contemporary romances where very rich, very controlled heroes discover that babies change the rules fast.
Yvonne Lindsay's entries in this banner, including The Child They Didn't Expect, One Heir...or Two?, and The Christmas Baby Bonus, lean into surprise parenthood, found family, and the awkward mess that happens when attraction is the easy part and trust is the hard part. One story brings back a vacation fling through a baby-planning job. Another mixes surrogacy, obligation, and a child no one expected to claim. Another strands a boss and his assistant with an abandoned baby at Christmas.
So the through-line is not just wealth. It is what happens when people used to control are suddenly forced into care, responsibility, and real vulnerability.
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