The Madam & Mr. MacLean by Marie Patrick

She doesn’t know anything about men. He thinks he knows exactly what she is. They’re both wrong.

Prim and proper Sheridan DuBois arrives in Serenity, New Mexico, to claim the inheritance from the mother she was told died giving birth to her. What she finds is a shock: the house is one of ill-repute, and the whole town knows exactly who she is—even if she doesn’t.

Sheltered and taught to distrust men, Sheridan is stunned, intrigued, and suddenly curious about the mother she was denied, the women who work in the brothel, and the life waiting for her if she stays. But she’s determined to sell the house and return to the only world she knows.

Wyatt MacLean isn’t looking for love—not after being left at the altar. But loneliness has him seeking companionship, and the town’s mischievous matchmaker points him toward the brothel. When he mistakes Sheridan for one of the girls, he couldn’t be more wrong. And she’s not about to let him forget it.