A fast-paced, sweet billionaire romance with a few twists and turns to keep you on the edge of your seat..Emily Williams is on a mission to change the face of the gaming industry. She doesn't have time for romance least of all with the new CEO of the worst offending gaming company. Conor Dunne is a man who needs no one. He's far too busy taking over failing businesses and turning them around to feel lonely. He enjoys all the trappings of his billionaire lifestyle, or at least he did until recently. Now his days and nights seem longer. He needs a new challenge. Butting heads with his new rival provides the excitement he is missing. Sparks fly when they meet at a fundraiser. It's safe to say their lives and those of the people around them will never be the same again.

Disillusioned Billionaire Rock Star, Adam Malone agrees to be sentenced to work on a ranch for three months for a crime he didn’t commit but feels responsible for. Ashley Baker works on the ranch. She loves the horses and other animals around her but the guests bring up memories of her sister’s untimely death. When Ashley meets Adam sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. Adam can’t blow his undercover role but he represents everything Ashley is against. Just when he makes progress, someone from his past surfaces and threatens to ruin everything he has worked for.

Disillusioned Billionaire Declan Malone knows something is missing from his life but what exactly? He has everything money can buy, a mass of adoring fans, lucrative sponsorship deals yet he shows up at his best friend’s wedding alone. The last place Zoe Clark wants to be is at a billionaire’s wedding. Especially when the cost of one of the designer gowns worn by the beautiful female guests would get her out of the financial hole she’d fallen into. She’d taken over the running of her father’s business after he died, but instead of making it a success, finds herself in financial hot water and on the verge of losing it. Zoe and Declan are from different worlds and have little in common yet find themselves drawn to each other. But is that enough to overcome their differences?