The Billionaire Bargains Books in Order
Part ofErin Nicholas Books in OrderFind The Billionaire Bargains books in order by Erin Nicholas, with brief summaries, series background, and where to start these money-and-heart romances.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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The Billionaire Bargains books in publication order
3 books
No Matter What
by Erin Nicholas
2009
A billionaire bargain sounds practical until Adam and Jaden discover that the heart refuses to follow the deal.
What Matters Most
by Erin Nicholas
2014
After a drunken Vegas wedding, Reese and billionaire Tony wake up married, and what starts as damage control turns into something much bigger.
All That Matters
by Erin Nicholas
2015
In the Big Easy, Emily and Will have to decide what really matters when money, attraction, and complicated choices collide.
The Billionaire Bargains books in chronological order
Series background & context
These books are built around wealth, leverage, and the uncomfortable moment when people realize money is not the same thing as control. Erin Nicholas keeps the tone romantic and readable, but there is a clear interest in what happens when powerful people hit problems cash alone cannot fix.
No Matter What starts the series, followed by What Matters Most and All That Matters. The settings lean bigger and shinier than her small-town books, with New Orleans flavor in the mix, but the emotional questions are familiar Nicholas territory. Who do you trust. What are you willing to risk. What matters when the deal on the table stops feeling purely business. If you want contemporary romance with a slightly glossier edge, this series is a solid pick. It still has humor and heat, but the books spend a little more time on image, money, and the limits of both.
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