Mistress Material

Mistress Material (1996) by Sharon Kendrick
Published by Mills & Boon | Unearthed by Crappy Old Books

She swore she wasn’t that kind of woman... until he proved she absolutely was.

When plain-but-capable secretary Harriet Wilde agrees to work for the devastatingly handsome, wildly arrogant James Delaney, she expects stress, spreadsheets, and the occasional coffee run—not steamy stolen glances and an indecent proposal that makes her question everything she thought she stood for.

James needs a woman who can play the part of his mistress—strictly for business, of course. But when fake passion starts feeling all too real, and Harriet starts wondering if a sensible woman can ever survive a whirlwind affair with a man like him, things get far too complicated.

Expect smouldering stares, laughably outdated gender roles, and the kind of office romance that HR nightmares are made of. It’s vintage Mills & Boon at its finest—and by "finest," we mean gloriously bonkers.

One part fantasy, two parts cringe, and all kinds of addictive. Pick it up before it spontaneously combusts from sexual tension and bad ’90s power suits.

As new condition.

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