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Colorado Club Billionaires Books in Order

Part ofLouise Bay Books in Order

Find the Colorado Club Billionaires books by Louise Bay in order, with short summaries, series background, and where to start in Star Falls.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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Colorado Club Billionaires books in publication order

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Love Deep

by Louise Bay

2025

A single mom with an eight-year-old daughter and a buried art dream does not have time for a temporary man. Then charming Brit Fisher Wright arrives in Star Falls, and an eight-week connection starts feeling dangerously permanent.

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Love Fast

by Louise Bay

2025

Runaway bride Rosey lands in Star Falls, Colorado, with no luggage, no plan, and a wedding dress full of regret. Her grouchy billionaire neighbor wants distance, but porch talks and shared secrets make that impossible.

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Love Hard

by Louise Bay

2026

Old-money heir Jack Alden has spent his life following family rules, until he falls for Iris, a Colorado farm girl who wants nothing from his name or fortune. Attraction quickly becomes a choice between legacy and love.

Colorado Club Billionaires books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Love Fast"

    Love Fast

    by Louise Bay

    2025Colorado Club Billionaires, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Love Deep"

    Love Deep

    by Louise Bay

    2025Colorado Club Billionaires, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Love Hard"

    Love Hard

    by Louise Bay

    2026Colorado Club Billionaires, Book 3

Series background & context

The Colorado Club Billionaires books take Louise Bay's usual wealthy, high-achieving heroes and drop them into Star Falls, Colorado, where the scenery is softer and the emotional choices get harder. Love Fast, Love Deep, and Love Hard are connected standalones, each pairing a powerful man with a woman who makes him reconsider what success is supposed to look like.

Star Falls is the key to the whole series. Cabins, farms, porches, local bars, and small-town routines give these books a grounded feel that is very different from Bay's Manhattan and London titles. The heroes may still be billionaires or heirs, but the town does not care much about image. It cares whether you show up, whether you belong, and whether you are staying.

That creates the central tension in each story. A runaway bride is only supposed to be passing through. A British charmer is in town for a limited stay. An old-money New Yorker collides with a woman whose roots are deep and whose responsibilities are real. Bay keeps asking the same question from different angles, what happens when someone who planned to leave starts wanting a home?

The tone here is warmer and a little more heart-forward than in some of her city romances. There is still plenty of chemistry and wealth-fantasy appeal, but community matters more. Family obligations matter more. The emotional stakes come not just from whether two people can fall in love, but whether they can build a life in the same place.

These books work individually, though they are rewarding in order because the town connections deepen as the series goes on. If you want small-town romance with billionaire shine instead of cowboy grit, this is a very comfortable place to start.

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