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Two Timing Man

288 pages

A delightfully retro battle of the sexes where a disastrous first impression sparks a fiery, banter-filled workplace romance.

What it feels like

Reading this vintage romance feels like stepping into a time capsule of snappy banter and classic battle-of-the-sexes tension. The narrative moves at a brisk, entertaining clip, driven by the sheer exasperation of a heroine trying to prove her professional worth to a stubbornly arrogant hero. It is a breezy, lighthearted experience steeped in the nostalgic charm of old-school category romance, where every misunderstanding only fuels the underlying chemistry. The prose is dialogue-heavy and delightfully dramatic, leaning into the tropes of mistaken identity and workplace power struggles with unapologetic glee. It is the perfect comfort read for anyone who delights in fiery, combative dynamics, retro corporate settings, and the satisfying arc of a hardheaded tycoon finally meeting his match.

Mood
  • breezy
  • retro
  • sparky
Tone
  • playful
  • exasperated
  • wry
  • lighthearted
Pace
brisk
Themes
battle of the sexes · mistaken identity · workplace dynamics · overcoming first impressions
The writing
Snappy and dialogue-heavy, carrying the distinct, slightly melodramatic charm of vintage category romance.
The arc
Moves from comedic frustration and defensive posturing to undeniable chemistry and romantic surrender.
Who it's for
Readers who love the nostalgic, fast-paced charm of old-school Harlequin romances with a fiery, combative dynamic.
Content notes
  • outdated gender dynamics
  • workplace power imbalance

About the book

Cat's out of the bag

Public-relations expert Abby Stewart knew the importance of first impressions. And she'd intended to go all out to impress her new client, the head of the elite Coopers' department stores. Unfortunately, Rossiter Hunt first caught sight of Abby when she was parading as a scantily clad hostess in the notorious Kitty Club!

She did have a logical explanation, but it seemed the hardheaded tycoon could only think of her as a fluffy-tailed kitten, not a business colleague. She knew she could handle the job - if she got a chance to explain - but could she handle Rossiter Hunt's newly acquired interest in anything feline?

Description from Open Library.

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