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Filthy Rich Billionaires Books in Order

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See the Filthy Rich Billionaires books by Lynn Raye Harris in order, with summaries, series notes, and tips on where to begin.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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Filthy Rich Billionaires books in publication order

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Filthy Rich Revenge

by Lynn Raye Harris

2009

Hotel heiress Rebecca Layton once loved Alejandro de Ramirez, until betrayal shattered everything. Now he is back with power, money, and vengeance on his mind, and the line between revenge and desire disappears fast.

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Filthy Rich Prince

by Lynn Raye Harris

2021

Single mother Lily Morgan is jailed in a foreign country and comes face to face with Prince Nico Cavelli, the man who left her pregnant. Now he wants his hidden son, and he is not asking politely.

Filthy Rich Billionaires books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Filthy Rich Revenge"

    Filthy Rich Revenge

    by Lynn Raye Harris

    2009Filthy Rich Billionaires, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Filthy Rich Prince"

    Filthy Rich Prince

    by Lynn Raye Harris

    2021Filthy Rich Billionaires, Book 2

Series background & context

The Filthy Rich Billionaires books sit on the glossier side of Lynn Raye Harris's work. These are not team-based action romances. They are sleek, emotionally intense stories about powerful men, wounded pride, old betrayals, hidden children, and the kind of wealth that can make a bad decision look almost reasonable.

The series leans into familiar high-drama pleasures on purpose. The heroes are rich, ruthless, and used to getting their way. The heroines are often carrying the emotional cost of earlier mistakes, misunderstandings, or outright betrayal. When those two forces crash back together, the result is a romance built less on external missions and more on personal power struggles.

In Filthy Rich Revenge, that means a reunion loaded with anger, attraction, and unfinished business. In Filthy Rich Prince, it means royal status, a secret child, and a hero who sees himself as justified right up until love starts making his logic look shaky. These are books where boardrooms, estates, luxury travel, and royal expectations matter because they raise the stakes around every private conversation.

What makes the series work is that Harris never treats the glamour as enough on its own. The setting can be glossy, but the emotional core stays messy. These characters are not cool and untouchable. They are often jealous, stubborn, hurt, and scared of losing control. That gives the books a strong old-school category romance pulse, just with a modern pace and a little extra bite.

If you want romances where the danger comes less from bullets and more from money, family legacies, and the person who knows exactly how to break your heart because they already did it once, this is a good lane to explore.

They are fast reads, high on chemistry, and built to deliver maximum tension.

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