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The British Billionaires Books in Order

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Find The British Billionaires books by J.S. Scott in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help deciding where to start.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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The British Billionaires books in publication order

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3 books

1

Tell Me You're Mine

by JS Scott

2020

A chance meeting on a flight turns into a mess of attraction, scandal control, and hidden identity. Nicole and Damian fit far too well together, if only the truth would stop getting in the way.

2

Tell Me I'm Yours

by JS Scott

2021

A British billionaire with a terrible reputation turns out to be far more complicated than gossip suggests. Falling for him is risky enough, but the truth behind his polished life raises the stakes even more.

3

Tell Me This Is Forever

by JS Scott

2022

Macy has admired Leo from afar for years, but close proximity makes that crush far more real. As attraction deepens, both of them have to decide whether a busy life is worth missing the right person.

The British Billionaires books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Tell Me You're Mine"

    Tell Me You're Mine

    by JS Scott

    2020The British Billionaires, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Tell Me I'm Yours"

    Tell Me I'm Yours

    by JS Scott

    2021The British Billionaires, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Tell Me This Is Forever"

    Tell Me This Is Forever

    by JS Scott

    2022The British Billionaires, Book 3

Series background & context

The British Billionaires gives J.S. Scott’s billionaire romance formula a slightly glossier, more international feel. The series still has the emotional core her readers expect, wounded people, strong attraction, protective heroes, and happy endings, but the setting and family dynamic give it a fresh spin.

These books follow wealthy British heroes whose lives look polished from the outside but are anything but simple up close. Public image, old grief, family complications, and private loneliness all matter here. The heroines are not passive observers dropped into a rich man’s world. They are smart women with jobs, opinions, and enough backbone to push back when the hero starts acting impossible.

That push and pull is the whole point.

The series also has a nice sense of social contrast. There is luxury, travel, and power, but Scott keeps the focus on emotional mismatch, trust, and the strange awkwardness of falling for someone whose life looks nothing like your own. Mistaken identity, hidden truths, long-held crushes, and family friendships all feed the tension from book to book.

If you like connected romance series where siblings, friends, and side characters carry over, this one is especially satisfying. The books build on one another, so reading in order helps. The world feels more polished than small-town Scott, but it is still very much her: intense heroes, loyal circles, and women who refuse to be dazzled too easily.

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