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Diamond Tycoons Books in Order

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Browse the Diamond Tycoons books in order by Tracy Wolff, with summaries, series background, and where to start with these tycoon romances.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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Diamond Tycoons books in publication order

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1

Claimed

by Tracy Wolff

2015

Diamond tycoon Marc Durand has never forgiven Isabella Moreno for her role in his family's past. When business forces them together again, anger, loyalty, and attraction turn their reunion into a dangerous second chance.

2

Pursued

by Tracy Wolff

2015

Nic Durand's one-night stand gets complicated when he learns the mysterious woman is the reporter investigating his company. Then she tells him she's pregnant, and suspicion quickly becomes something much more personal.

Diamond Tycoons books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Claimed"

    Claimed

    by Tracy Wolff

    2015Diamond Tycoons, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Pursued"

    Pursued

    by Tracy Wolff

    2015Diamond Tycoons, Book 2

Series background & context

The Diamond Tycoons books are sleek, glamorous Harlequin-style romances built around the powerful Durand brothers and the family gem empire they help run. These stories move through high-end business spaces, old betrayals, public image problems, and the kind of attraction that gets sharper because both sides have reasons not to trust each other.

Claimed follows Marc Durand and Isabella Moreno, ex-fiances whose past is tangled up with theft, loyalty, and unfinished feelings. Pursued shifts to Nic Durand, whose one-night encounter with journalist Desi Maddox becomes a lot more complicated once she starts digging into his company and discovers she is pregnant. So even though the mood is polished, the conflicts are not tiny. Family reputation, inheritance, exposure, and the question of who is using whom all sit right alongside the romance.

These books are shorter and more direct than some of Wolff's longer contemporary series, which is part of their appeal. They get in fast, raise the temperature quickly, and keep the external stakes tied closely to the love story. If you want two sharp, high-conflict romances with money, jewelry, and a lot of emotional bargaining, this duet does the job.

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