It starts as a favor for a sick friend. Chloe Brecken totally doesn't expect to spend an evening as a high-priced escort out on the Las Vegas Strip with a billionaire. Her day job is all about selling top-of-the-line luxury sports cars. But when her best friend from forever reveals she desperately needs a kidney to survive and has been moonlighting as an escort to meet her medical expenses, Chloe agrees to stand in for her on date at the grand opening of a brand new luxury casino. Jordan Beale doesn't expect anything more from his date with an escort than a beautiful woman on his arm during the grand opening gala of his NEON resort casino. He definitely doesn't expect a substitute escort who's really a top saleswoman in a sports car showroom and who matches his passions for classic cars, tiny diners, enormous hamburgers, and Las Vegas itself. Neither of them are expecting anything that lasts past the night of the gala. They're both loners, wary of relationships, and they're both married to their careers. But when events conspire to throw them into each others' paths again, and the attraction is too strong to deny, can two commitment-phobic loners find a way to make it work?

Love don't cost a thing... except everything. When billionaire mogul James Preston hires an escort as a date for his brother's wedding, he knows he's taking a risk. One thing he won't be taking? The escort's clothes off. He just wants a date--not a girlfriend. Not a relationship. No strings. No ties. No games. No sex. He has his reasons. He lost someone he loved, and isn't interested in trying again. Too many opportunities for mistakes or worse, heartbreak. Audrey Reynolds became a high-end escort to keep her brother in his expensive group home. James Preston is the client of her dreams--he's offering to pay her more money for two weeks than she's ever made before. But James is... difficult. He's gorgeous, troubled and all too human for Audrey's business-like tastes. Determined to complete her assignment and collect the money, Audrey tries to play by James's rules. But before she knows what's happening, he's rewriting the contract. When Audrey ends up in James's bed, he realizes that she's everything he's wanted... and everything he's been running from.

When Mercedes Johnson completed her post-graduate program, she thought her trouble was at an end. Things were hard. Her father was going through chemotherapy, and his bills were starting to stack up. Her mother had to work three jobs just to keep the house from going into foreclosure, and there was no way she could possibly pay for the medical bills. None of that mattered now that Mercedes had her degree. She thought she’d just go apply and somebody would give her the decent paying job she worked so hard to get. But that wasn’t what happened. Instead, she spent months applying at every company she could find, and nobody would take her. It was time for her to accept that she wasn’t going to be able to find the kind of work she needed. She had to do something unconventional. She didn’t know that she was signing up for an escort service. She thought she was just delivering packages, and she certainly wasn’t expecting the golden god that answered the door. Was this a bad job or a means to an end? Who was this man, Jake, and why couldn’t he control himself when he was with her?

"I owe you one." I didn’t realize when I said that to my Navy SEAL buddy he’d actually collect on the debt. Or that it could cost me my life. I'm Brent Hearst, for God's sake. A member of the one percent. As in old family money. Yet somehow I'm standing here, smiling while there’s a gun strapped to my leg ruining the line of my Italian suit. But my real issue isn’t with that gun. Oh, no. It’s my other weapon I can’t control when I’m around the sexy-as-sin brunette who might or might not be a spy. It seems I don’t seem to care which while I’ve got her against the wall with my hand fisted in her hair. Oh, and while I figure out if I’ve been sleeping with the enemy, I’ve also got to keep us both from being killed by a couple of gun-toting Russians. No problem. Hot Billionaire for Hire is a full-length standalone contemporary romance by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Cat Johnson. It is a loose spinoff from Cat Johnson's Hot SEALs series, with cameo appearances from favorite characters. If you love the smart, sassy heroines and strong heroes in the books of Janet Evanovich, Susan Stoker, Cristin Harbor, Lynn Raye Harris, Dale Mayer, Lori Foster, Sharon Hamilton, Skye Warren, Lauren Blakely, CD Reiss, Annika Martin, Alessandra Torre, Meghan March, and the like, then don't miss this Hot SEALs series spin-off, the Hot For Hire series.

Nathan is a billionaire and owns clubs in all the big cities in America. He makes most of his money by what happens in the basement of each club… Millionaires and billionaires pay a lot of money to have sex with prostitutes without anyone ever finding out. Nathan has been watching a girl named Lily dance with friends at one of his clubs for a month now and he wants her badly. When he finds out she needs extra money he offers her a job… in the basement.

Ariana Platt can take care of herself. She's independent and a loner and she's had to be self-sufficient ever since her mom went into rehab and her stepfather went to prison for insider trading. Now she's just barely making it and she doesn't need the help of some good looking, rich cowboy who wants to take care of her. She wants a friend. Doesn't she? Connor James grew up an orphan and found a way to make himself rich enough to never worry about money. Or people. If he never gets close to anybody, then he never has to ask whether they like him or his money. But having Ariana Platt as a neighbor means having a friend he didn't expect, a friend who gets drunk too often and needs more help than she'll admit and who he very much considers to be just a friend. Doesn't he? But when Ariana's world is rocked by one trauma after another, it's Connor she turns to and Connor who's there to help pick up the pieces. Now they're both questioning what it is they want – and whether they can trust each other enough to get it.

Chance Hank hasn't seen Amber Brown since they were teenagers on the verge of turning their friendship into love. Then his family moved upstate, away from their Queens neighborhood, and Chance and Amber lost track of each other. Now he's getting a divorce. And she's a divorce counselor. Reconnecting feels right. Only she has professional ethics in the way of a relationship with her patient. She also has five year old twin boys and an ex-husband who shirks all responsibility. Chance has an angry soon-to-be ex-wife who'd like to destroy any chance at happiness he might have. Now the clock's ticking as the divorce moves through the court system and the therapy progresses. Do they respect the boundaries of their professional relationship? Or take a chance at getting everything they ever wanted?