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Kings of Sydney Books in Order

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See Jackie Ashenden's Kings of Sydney books in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start with these dark billionaire romances.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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Kings of Sydney books in publication order

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3 books

1

King's Price

by Jackie Ashenden

2018

A billionaire kingmaker from Sydney learns that money and authority cannot solve everything. When a woman challenges the terms he lives by, obsession turns into something a lot more costly.

2

King's Rule

by Jackie Ashenden

2018

In the office and out of it, one Sydney titan likes to set the rules. The heroine who pushes back turns a power play into a very personal war of wills.

3

King's Ransom

by Jackie Ashenden

2019

A powerful Sydney billionaire is used to getting his way, until a fiery heroine disrupts the plan. This is a dark, fast-moving romance where control gives way to genuine attachment.

Kings of Sydney books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "King's Price"

    King's Price

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2018Kings of Sydney, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "King's Rule"

    King's Rule

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2018Kings of Sydney, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "King's Ransom"

    King's Ransom

    by Jackie Ashenden

    2019Kings of Sydney, Book 3

Series background & context

Kings of Sydney is one of Jackie Ashenden's darker connected billionaire series. The title tells you a lot. These heroes see themselves as rulers in their city, whether through money, reputation, or sheer force of will. But the books are not really about untouchable men staying untouchable. They are about the women who make that impossible.

Sydney gives the series a sharp, modern setting, but the emotional texture is bigger than the skyline. Family loyalty, secrets, danger, and a strong need for control shape all three romances. King's Price, King's Rule, and King's Ransom follow connected characters, so there is a sense of a wider world even though each romance stands on its own.

The men here are wealthy and intense, but also deeply armoured. The heroines tend to challenge the terms of the relationship early, which keeps the balance of power lively. That is important in a series where titles, money, and reputation could easily flatten everything else.

If you enjoy billionaire romance with a moodier edge and a strong linked-cast feel, Kings of Sydney is one of Ashenden's more distinct series.

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