Tate Brothers Books in Order
Part ofJackie Ashenden Books in OrderExplore Jackie Ashenden's Tate Brothers books in order, with short summaries, series background, and quick guidance on where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Tate Brothers books in publication order
3 books
The Dangerous Billionaire
by Jackie Ashenden
2017
Former Navy SEAL Van Tate would rather be anywhere but New York after his father's funeral, until a mission puts him on a collision course with a woman who needs protecting. His military instincts and new billionaire status do not make the emotional side any easier.
The Wicked Billionaire
by Jackie Ashenden
2017
Former sniper Lucas Tate is tasked with protecting Grace Riley after her husband's dirty dealings put her in danger. He expects a job, not the kind of connection that threatens his carefully controlled life.
The Undercover Billionaire
by Jackie Ashenden
2018
Going undercover should keep a billionaire ex-SEAL focused on the mission, not on the woman in his path. But the closer the danger gets, the more personal the job becomes.
Tate Brothers books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Tate Brothers series follows Van, Lucas, and Wolf Tate, foster brothers and former Navy SEALs who are pulled back together after their father's death. What they inherit is not just grief. It is also wealth, business responsibility, and the mess of figuring out what family means when the man who held that family together is gone.
That mix gives the series its identity. These are billionaire romances, but they are filtered through military history and brotherhood rather than pure corporate glamour. The brothers are disciplined, dangerous, and used to missions. They are much less prepared for love.
The Dangerous Billionaire, The Wicked Billionaire, and The Undercover Billionaire each focus on one brother, while still building the shared family story around them. You get linked emotional arcs, a bit of action, and a strong sense that each book is part of the same larger world.
If you want wealthy heroes who feel more like soldiers than socialites, and connected romances with an actual sibling dynamic at the center, the Tate books are a very good fit.
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