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Mafia Moguls Books in Order

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This page lists the Mafia Moguls books by Jules Bennett in order, with short summaries, series background, and where to start with the series.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Mafia Moguls books in publication order

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3 books

1

From Friend to Fake Fiancé

by Jules Bennett

2016

A fake engagement is supposed to solve a problem, not uncover feelings buried for years. Once friendship turns strategic and then deeply personal, backing out becomes the hardest part.

2

Holiday Baby Scandal

by Jules Bennett

2016

A festive season does nothing to soften the fallout when passion leads to a very public baby scandal. Under family pressure, the couple must decide whether chaos can turn into something lasting.

3

Trapped with the Tycoon

by Jules Bennett

2016

Being stuck with a powerful man is risky enough before old loyalties and family complications enter the picture. Attraction flares under pressure, and escape starts to look easier than surrendering to what is real.

Mafia Moguls books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Trapped with the Tycoon"

    Trapped with the Tycoon

    by Jules Bennett

    2016Mafia Moguls, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "From Friend to Fake Fiancé"

    From Friend to Fake Fiancé

    by Jules Bennett

    2016Mafia Moguls, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Holiday Baby Scandal"

    Holiday Baby Scandal

    by Jules Bennett

    2016Mafia Moguls, Book 3

Series background & context

Mafia Moguls blends glossy contemporary romance with a more dangerous family backdrop. The title gives you the promise, powerful men, complicated loyalties, and the sense that business, family, and risk are never fully separate.

In practice, that means the books carry a little more edge than a standard office or small-town romance. Fake relationships, explosive secrets, and holiday scandals all hit differently when the people involved come from families used to protecting power at all costs. Bennett still keeps the stories squarely in romance territory, but the pressure around the couples feels sharper.

The series is a good fit for readers who like protective heroes and high stakes without leaving contemporary romance behind. It is not about elaborate crime plotting as much as the emotional and family consequences of living close to that kind of influence.

If you want Bennett at her glossier and more dangerous, Mafia Moguls is a strong pick.

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