Well the Secret Billionaire Society decided to do something more worthwhile than just donating money. They have all vowed to help the person or business an anonymous Mr Smith deems needy. Will they make it out unharmed? Happy? Will they find someone special?

even though these men in this boxed set have been tasked with different challenges their objectives are the same, get their money back. But once their tasks begin their objectives equally switch gears win the girl. Undercover stings, a helping hand, a mentor.

Read these books and follow these men on paths to self discovery and character building.

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I really enjoyed this entire series. All of the characters are fabulous and, interesting, yet each one is so very different. They work well together and as separate stories. You have to learn about each one and their strengths to mesh the series. Wonderful writing and I think everyone would enjoy this series, can't wait for what comes next.

The plot twists and indepth characters make this a page turner, couldn't put it down. Looking forward to reading more intriguing novels from this new favorite author.

I really liked these books, easy to read but with a lot of twists and turns. Want to read the rest of them.. Would recommend these to anyone.

This was a great box set with good story lines and wonderful character work. These books all had fairly smooth flows to them. Each book was a quick, fun read.

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I loved everything about this boxset - the characters, the plots, the emotion, the writing!

The author had a unique way of telling each story that had me wanting the books to go on and on.

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The premise is, of course, ridiculous. Six self-made billionaires decide they want to do some good actively, hire someone they've never met to assign each of them a mission, and promise that if any one of them fails in his mission, he gets all their wealth. At various points in the stories Mr. Smith has already been given control of all their assets, and at other points it's still a threat. The author has no grasp of subjective and objective cases, and it gets old reading about somebody bringing Chase and I somewhere. And characters do really stupid things, like walking towards dangerous areas and walking back into a (seemingly) empty building after being warned not to be caught alone. And a billionaire born and raised in California asks a bartender for the "best California red," a phrase no Californian wine-drinker has ever used, rich or poor. Our homeless alcoholics ask for merlot.

From start to finish I enjoyed these three book couldn't put

them down,can't wait to read the next two, will download as soon as possible.