New York City Billionaires Books in Order
Part ofLouise Bay Books in OrderThis page shows the New York City Billionaires books by Louise Bay in order, with quick summaries, series background, and reading order help.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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New York City Billionaires books in publication order
2 books
New York City Billionaires - Hero
by Louise Bay
2026
Worth Huntington is the dependable good guy of his wealthy New York circle, until Sophia Jones rattles every part of his control. A Vegas wedding meant to be a mistake starts looking a lot like the real thing.
New York City Billionaires - Player
by Louise Bay
2026
Jules wants a shot at managing a luxury hotel, not pretending to be engaged to the boss who once forgot and hurt her. But a fake-fiancΓ© deal with player billionaire Leo Hart quickly turns complicated.
New York City Billionaires books in chronological order
Series background & context
The New York City Billionaires books are glossy, fast-moving standalones built around rich men, big feelings, and the kind of romantic mess that only gets better in Manhattan. The Boss + The Maid = Chemistry, The Player + The Pact = I Do, and The Hero + Vegas = No Regrets share a city, a connected social world, and a clear taste for bold setups.
Bay uses New York well here. The series lives in luxury hotels, elite offices, expensive suites, and the hard-edged rhythm of a city where everyone is busy and nobody wants to admit they are falling apart over one person. That energy makes the tropes feel bright and fun, enemies to lovers, fake engagement, secret marriage, workplace attraction.
What keeps the books from feeling repetitive is that the heroes are not all cut from the same cloth. One is grumpy and reclusive. One has a player reputation he cannot quite escape. One is the dependable good guy whose self-control disappears the second the right woman walks into the room. The heroines match them beat for beat, bringing ambition, skepticism, and enough backbone to puncture the fantasy when it needs puncturing.
Even though each book stands alone, there is a nice group dynamic running through the background. Familiar faces return, friendships matter, and the series has that ensemble rom-com feeling where each couple gets their moment while still belonging to a larger world.
If you want Bay in a modern, playful mode, this is a strong pick. Start with the maid-and-billionaire spark of The Boss + The Maid = Chemistry or follow the trope you like best. Either way, expect heat, banter, and very wealthy men discovering they are not nearly as cool as they thought.
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