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Taken By A Trillionaire (Ruth Cardello) Books in Order

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This page shows the Taken by a Trillionaire story by Ruth Cardello, with series context, a quick summary, and notes on this royal romance collaboration.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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Taken By A Trillionaire (Ruth Cardello) books in publication order

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1

Virgin for the Trillionaire

by Ruth Cardello

2017

A prince needs a bride before his thirtieth birthday or he will lose his crown. The arrangement should be practical, but the chemistry makes that impossible.

2

Prince Xander

by Ruth Cardello

2018

A royal hero with too many responsibilities meets a woman who makes duty feel personal. This fast-moving novella leans into crowns, pressure, and high-stakes attraction.

Taken By A Trillionaire (Ruth Cardello) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Virgin for the Trillionaire"

    Virgin for the Trillionaire

    by Ruth Cardello

    2017Taken By A Trillionaire, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Prince Xander"

    Prince Xander

    by Ruth Cardello

    2018Taken By A Trillionaire, Book 2

Series background & context

Ruth Cardello's Taken by a Trillionaire titles sit inside a collaborative royal-romance project, which gives them a different flavor from her usual sprawling family networks. These stories are shorter, faster, and built around princes, crowns, deadlines, and the kind of instant attraction that becomes a political problem almost immediately.

In Cardello's entries, the royal setup is not just window dressing. The men are under real pressure, often tied to succession or marriage rules, and the women are drawn into a world where private feelings quickly become public stakes. That makes the books feel brisk and heightened in a fun way.

Think fairy tale with adult complications.

If you like billionaire romance but want crowns, invented kingdoms, and a novella pace, this is a good branch to try. It also pairs well with readers who enjoy collaborative romance projects and do not mind jumping into a world that is designed to move fast.

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