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His Majesty's Mistake

256 pages

A scorching tale of hidden identities and high-stakes desire where a disgraced princess plays with fire.

What it feels like

This high-heat romance delivers a brisk, escapist fantasy steeped in dramatic tension and scorching chemistry. The narrative thrives on the electric power dynamics between a demanding employer and an assistant harboring a scandalous secret, wrapping the reader in an atmosphere of opulent danger and forbidden desire. It feels like a breathless tightrope walk, balancing the anxiety of a hidden identity with the undeniable pull of physical attraction. The prose leans heavily into sensory details, capturing the friction of close quarters and the emotional weight of past humiliations. It is a perfect match for readers who devour passionate, trope-heavy stories where royal stakes, twin-sister deceptions, and intense romantic collisions ignite into an unforgettable blaze.

Mood
  • scorching
  • high-stakes
  • opulent
  • passionate
Tone
  • dramatic
  • sensual
  • tense
  • escapist
Pace
brisk
Themes
hidden identities · scandalous secrets · power dynamics · unexpected desire
The writing
Sensual and dramatic, focusing on intense physical chemistry and high-stakes emotional tension.
The arc
From public humiliation and desperate deception to scorching vulnerability and passionate revelation.
Who it's for
Readers who crave high-heat royal romances with secret identity tropes and intense boss-employee power dynamics.
Content notes
  • pregnancy
  • public humiliation
  • betrayal by a former partner

About the book

She’s everything this desert king shouldn’t want...

Spurned and publicly humiliated by the father of her child, Princess Emmeline d’Arcy has no ring, no wedding date, and no legitimacy for her unborn child. And the last straw? Having to trade in her gilded lifestyle and pretend to be her twin sister, otherwise known as Sheikh Makin Al-Koury’s personal assistant.

Accustomed to being waited on hand and foot, Emmeline finds herself having to jump to the click of her boss’s skilful fingers – day and night! But once the Sheikh uncovers her shameful past will his touch be nothing but a scorching memory? (copied from goodreads.com)

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