Olivia Hayle Books in Order

A disastrous nightclub collision with billionaire Julian Hunt feels like a one-off, until he shows up in the business meeting that could change her career. His job offer is tempting. So is he.

A former Marine has returned to his hometown and buried himself in work at the family ranch. Then Lucy Rhodes arrives for the summer, and his guarded, lonely life starts opening in ways he never expected.

Ada Hathaway is forced to work under Grant Wood, the stone-faced CEO of her father's company and the man who has always challenged her. Their sharp banter turns into something riskier once proximity does its work.

Blair takes a consulting job with Nicholas Park, her brother's best friend and the man who has always pushed her away. Their office battles are sharp, but the heat underneath them is even sharper.

Bella plans a quiet summer house-sitting gig, until billionaire neighbor Ethan Carter, a newly single dad, catches her at a very awkward moment. What starts as a summer flirtation soon asks more of them both.

Skye's perfect one-night stand becomes a disaster when she learns the man is trying to tear down her bookstore. By day they're enemies, by night they're making rules they were never going to keep.

One drunken email lands Faye an interview with Henry Marchand, the arrogant boss she insulted on the way in. Working as his assistant should be temporary, but their rivalry quickly turns hot.

Ten years after Hayden Cole broke her heart and left town, Lily gets him back in Paradise Shores asking for another chance. This small-town second-chance romance mixes old wounds, stubborn chemistry, and unfinished business.

Madison runs into childhood friend Liam Carter years later and winds up playing his fake fiancée. The plan will help his image and sting her cheating ex, but pretending starts to feel dangerously real.

Ivy is forced to work with Rhys Marchand, a privileged snob who dismisses her on sight, on an around-the-world travel campaign. Exotic locations help, but not enough to keep their enemies-to-lovers tension contained.

Summer works for a struggling matchmaking firm that stays afloat when billionaire Anthony Winter invests. To prove love is real, she bets she can find him a match, then starts seeing the wounded man behind the cynicism.

Cecilia expects another impossible request from her cold boss, Victor St. Clair. Instead he asks her to marry him for a year, and their bargain starts blurring work, money, and very real desire.

Back in her small hometown for Christmas, a woman reconnects with Adam Dunbar, her brother's former best friend and the grumpy billionaire next door. Their holiday clashes come with a spark neither of them can ignore.

An invitation to a secret party lands Freddie in bed with a gorgeous stranger, then at work under him. Tristan Conway is her new CEO, and their no-strings night suddenly looks very complicated.

This holiday novella checks in with the couples from the New York Billionaires series two years later. It is light, festive, and built around Christmas chaos, secret surprises, and time with familiar favorites.

Audrey thinks Carter Kingsley is the charming stranger who rescued her from a terrible date, until he becomes the ruthless new owner of her newspaper. Attraction is easy. Trust is the hard part.

Jamie returns home broke, wary, and determined to protect her daughter, only to end up working for Parker Marchand, her best friend's older brother. Paradise Shores offers a fresh start, if she can risk trusting him.

Sophia agrees to fake date hotel heir Isaac Winter for revenge on her cheating ex, and to survive New York high society with her pride intact. The arrangement is simple until late-night honesty turns their act into something real.

A reckless night in Vegas leaves a heroine married to Gabriel Thompson, the man she has spent years fighting across a family business rivalry. Selling the marriage for PR should be manageable. Falling for him is not.

After dumping her cheating ex, Eden takes the nonrefundable tropical honeymoon by herself and meets grumpy workaholic Philip Meyer. What begins as vacation chemistry starts looking a lot like a second chance at joy.

A memoir writer's unforgettable one-night stand turns out to be Aiden Hartman, the billionaire whose company ruined her life. Living in his Bel-Air mansion to write his story means both of them will have to stop hiding.

Harper arrives in London newly single and moves in with Nate, the friend who has loved her from the sidelines for years. A shared house and a thirty-before-thirty list turn off-limits feelings into a real risk.

Injured ballerina Isabel takes a live-in nanny job with widower Alec Connovan, thinking it will be temporary. Close quarters, his children, and a growing age-gap attraction make that plan impossible to keep.

When a stalker drives her from home, a heroine ends up fake dating West Calloway, her brother's best friend, for protection. Their deal includes private dating lessons, which makes the line between practice and desire disappear fast.

To save her fashion house, a heroine agrees to marry ruthless billionaire Rafe Montclair and spend the summer playing his devoted wife. Their bargain is pure strategy at first, until grief, attraction, and pride complicate everything.