Escape With An Alpha Books in Order
Part ofNina Levine Books in OrderSee the Escape With An Alpha books by Nina Levine in order, with summaries, series background, and clear guidance on where to start.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Escape With An Alpha books in publication order
5 books
Ashton Scott
by Nina Levine
2018
When a stubborn heroine clashes with billionaire Ashton Scott over her building, the sparks are instant and messy. He is arrogant, relentless, and far too used to getting what he wants, until he meets a woman who loves pushing back.
Beckett Pearce
by Nina Levine
2021
A woman who has spent two years disliking Beckett Pearce suddenly finds herself on a million-dollar date with him. Their sharp banter, old loyalties, and undeniable attraction turn a bad idea into something much more dangerous.
Jack Kingsley
by Nina Levine
2021
Six years after a life-changing romance on an Italian beach, movie star Jack Kingsley wants a second chance. The woman he broke is no longer the same, and winning her back means facing old hurt as well as the heat that never really faded.
Jameson Fox
by Nina Levine
2022
To get her company back, a heroine agrees to fake marry the billionaire who stole it from her. One year, one impossible deal, and a whole lot of arguing make this enemies-to-lovers romance deliciously volatile.
Owen North
by Nina Levine
2022
A glamorous one-night stand becomes a major problem when the irresistible man from the wedding turns out to be her new boss. Forced proximity, office tension, and real feelings quickly make keeping things professional impossible.
Escape With An Alpha books in chronological order
Series background & context
Escape With An Alpha is Nina Levine's billionaire world at full strength. These books trade leather cuts and club wars for tailored suits, penthouses, movie sets, charity auctions, and the kind of wealth that can rearrange a whole city block. The mood is still unmistakably Nina Levine, though. The heroes are bossy, protective, and very used to getting their way. The women who meet them are not there to roll over.
Each book follows a different man and a different trope, which keeps the series moving. Ashton Scott opens with a property battle and a grumpy, relentless billionaire who wants both a building and the woman inside it. Jack Kingsley shifts into second-chance romance with a movie star hero. Beckett Pearce leans into sharp banter and a very public million-dollar date. Jameson Fox gives you fake marriage and enemies-to-lovers sparks. Owen North brings in workplace tension when a one-night stand turns out to be the heroine's new boss.
The books work as standalones, but they are better together because the world overlaps in fun ways. Friends, business connections, exes, siblings, and social circles keep turning up, so each story adds another piece to the bigger picture. You start to understand how these powerful men move through the same rarefied world, and how each heroine changes the rules for the hero who falls for her.
New York style glamour is a big part of the appeal.
So is the banter.
These stories are fast, flirty, and full of chemistry, but they are not just rich-man wish fulfillment. Levine likes pairing her alpha heroes with women who argue back, hold their ground, and demand real emotional effort. That is what gives the series its kick. The men may arrive with power, fame, or money, but love only works when they learn how to show up properly.
If you want billionaire romance with strong crossover energy and a different high-drama setup in every book, start here. Read the series in order if you can, beginning with Ashton Scott, because later books are more fun once you already know the wider cast.
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