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The Billionaire Makeover Books in Order

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Browse The Billionaire Makeover books by Jennifer Griffith in order, with summaries, series notes, and a quick guide to the best place to begin.

Last updated: July 2, 2026

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The Billionaire Makeover books in publication order

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1

Talk Flirty to Me

by Jennifer Griffith

2014

What begins as playful reinvention and harmless flirting turns serious when a heroine discovers her heart is involved. Griffith uses the makeover setup for banter, confusion, and a romance that sneaks up fast.

2

Talk Viking to Me

by Jennifer Griffith

2014

A woman trying to reinvent herself finds her tidy makeover plans thrown off course by a blunt, magnetic man who upends her expectations. The result is part romantic comedy, part lesson in what real transformation looks like.

3

Talk Aussie to Me

by Jennifer Griffith

2017

Eliza gets tangled in an elaborate plan to protect the little girl she nannies and shake her selfish boss out of a terrible life choice. Then an appealing Australian stranger named Henry turns the hoax into something much more dangerous for her heart.

The Billionaire Makeover books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Talk Viking to Me"

    Talk Viking to Me

    by Jennifer Griffith

    2014The Billionaire Makeover, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Talk Flirty to Me"

    Talk Flirty to Me

    by Jennifer Griffith

    2014The Billionaire Makeover, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Talk Aussie to Me"

    Talk Aussie to Me

    by Jennifer Griffith

    2017The Billionaire Makeover, Book 3

Series background & context

The Billionaire Makeover books bring together several things Jennifer Griffith clearly enjoys writing, reinvention, mistaken ideas about attractiveness, fish-out-of-water romance, and heroes who may have money or polish but still do not actually understand the heroine as well as they think.

The makeover theme matters more than the billionaire label.

In this series, outward change usually starts as a desperate or practical solution. A woman wants to be taken seriously. She wants to be noticed. She wants to recover after a humiliation. She wants to move through the world differently. Griffith uses that impulse for comedy, but she is also genuinely interested in the emotional cost of trying to become more lovable by changing the surface first.

That is where the romances bite a little deeper. The heroes, whether they arrive as wealthy investors, charismatic outsiders, or seemingly impossible dream men, tend to force the heroine to reckon with what she actually wants. The makeover may begin with clothes, confidence, or presentation, but the story keeps nudging toward self-worth instead. That is one reason these books feel a little more character-centered than some billionaire romance lines.

The local catalog around this label includes The Lost Art and older makeover-flavored titles like Talk Viking to Me and Talk Flirty to Me. Across them, Griffith mixes glamour and goofiness with other plot engines, mystery, international flair, art-world complications, or romantic triangles. So the series is not just one repeated Cinderella setup. It is more flexible than that.

Still, the fantasy is real.

Readers come here for transformation, attention, and a romantic payoff that feels both sparkling and reassuring. Griffith delivers that, but usually with an undercurrent that says the heroine was worth choosing long before she learned how to style the room. If you like clean romance with big-image stakes, personal reinvention, and heroes who have to look past the obvious version of a woman before they earn her, The Billionaire Makeover is a strong fit.

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