Duplicity by Elodie Hart

My little girl has a life-threatening heart condition, and I’d like to think I’d do anything to save her.

Anything at all.

But it’s not until the most lucrative, shameful opportunity falls into my lap that I learn just how far I’ll go to protect her.

The opportunity? A “full-service” executive assistant role through the discreet agency Seraph, putting my body and my soul at the mercy of a ruthless billionaire who has a reputation for eating women like me for breakfast:

Brendan Sullivan.

He’s disarmingly handsome, disgustingly wealthy, and disturbingly depraved. The things he has me do are beyond sinful, and I’m way out of my depth.

He can never know that I’m just a desperate, duplicitous single mother and not the professional sexpot he thinks he’s hired.

He can never know just how terrified I am every time he and his debauched friends lay their hands on me.

And he can definitely never know that, the more he corrupts me, the more he affects me.

I’m falling hard. Against all odds, this role seems less like a means to an end and more like a glimpse of the Happy Ever After I know he and I can never have.