Shopping for a Billionaire Books in Order

Shannon gets roped into working as a sexy elf, and Declan ends up playing Santa. Public attention, holiday insanity, and plenty of sparks follow.

Shannon Jacoby meets billionaire Declan McCormick while mystery shopping with her hand in a men's room toilet. It is absurd, embarrassing, and the start of everything.

Shannon and Declan try to turn an outrageous first meeting into a real relationship. Jealous exes, mistaken identities, and more humiliation make that harder than it sounds.

Shannon's first real dates with Declan keep ending in medical emergencies and misunderstandings. Just when things start to feel solid, someone seems determined to tear them apart.

A fight, a trashed car, and more job chaos push Shannon to the edge. Another bizarre mystery-shopping assignment proves that with Declan around, disaster is never far away.

Declan wants the perfect proposal for Shannon, complete with family meaning and zero disasters. Unfortunately, nothing about their relationship has ever stayed that simple.

Amanda is thrilled to help plan a wedding until the best man turns out to be Andrew McCormick, arrogant CEO and impossible distraction. Closet kisses and wedding pressure make resistance a losing game.

Shannon and Declan's road to married life is anything but calm. Wedding chaos, meddling relatives, and their own stubborn streaks turn the big day into classic Shopping-style mayhem.

Andrew wakes up after a Vegas wedding weekend with rings, questions, and no idea who married whom. He and Amanda have to sort out the mess before panic, pride, and chemistry finish the job.

Chauffeur and sculptor Gerald Wright learns he has inherited a fortune from a man he never knew. The messenger is Suzanne, the ex-fiancée he never got over, and the catch changes everything.

Shannon wants one week alone with Declan in Hawaii. Declan's new CEO job keeps following him, so she decides drastic measures may be the only way to reboot their honeymoon.

Amanda wants a wedding, not a public relations nightmare. With Andrew's father turning everything into a spectacle, the couple has to decide what kind of marriage they actually want.

Shannon's mother wants a picture-perfect family Christmas, which is terrifying enough on its own. Add Declan, a baby, and old family dynamics, and the holiday becomes gloriously unhinged.

Shannon and Declan have survived meet-cute disasters, family drama, and marriage. Now they are taking on the next big challenge, building a family without losing themselves in the circus around them.

Amanda thinks a honeymoon should involve quiet time with her husband. Andrew turns it into a wildly overengineered stay-at-home adventure that tests their marriage in funny, intimate ways.

Amanda and Andrew are expecting twins, and neither of them is handling it quietly. Between cravings, family competition, and old baggage, this pregnancy is as funny as it is overwhelming.

Shannon's family Christmas is already a lot, then Declan decides he must win the Yankee Swap. His hunt for the weirdest gift possible turns the holidays into a full-contact sport.