WRONG BROTHER, RIGHT MAN – Kat Cantrell
Switching Places , Book 1
Harlequin Desire #2591
ISBN: 978-1-335-97151-7
May 2018
Contemporary Series Romance

New York City – Present Day

In order to earn his inheritance, Valentino LeBlanc must switch jobs with his twin, Xavier, for six months. Since each brother runs a different company, it's going to be a tough task. Val started up a business that helps the poor and homeless people, while Xavier runs the family's diamond company. Now Val must switch gears from helping people to knowing about diamonds and catering to rich people. To help him achieve his goal, consultant Sabrina Corbin is hired to work alongside him. She's smart, beautiful and cool toward Val, which makes her a goal for him to conquer and get into his bed. But she's not cooperating with his plan.

Sabrina has no time for feckless playboys like Val. She intends to keep their relationship business only, even as he tempts her to change it to a personal one. To get involved with Val will only lead to complications—and likely a broken heart for her. But he is oh-so determined to woo her into his bed. Will Sabrina resist the temptation—or give into the passion he promises in his hot kisses?

Sabrina knows all about playboys and their useless promises and in WRONG BROTHER, RIGHT MAN she doesn't intend to be another notch on Val's bedpost. Xavier already went on a date with Sabrina once and it didn't work out but being around Val is another thing—their sexual chemistry sizzles and pops whenever they're in the same room. Even as she tries to keep him at an arm's length…another part of her wants to give in. But mixing business and pleasure could derail the job she's been hired to do: coach Val so that he makes a successful transition into the diamond business.

Val didn't have a good relationship with his father and really doesn't personally need a substantial inheritance himself, but with donations lagging at his company, he needs money to infuse into it. Yet, the twin's father put in this “switching places” requirement into his will. Neither wants to do it, but does Val want to lose a lot of money (and Xavier the family company)? That isn't going to happen. It's Sabrina's job to guide Val through getting to know and run the company. As they work together—closely—tensions run high. Will he get her into her into bed? Will both lose concentration on the job at hand? 

There's plenty of sexy hijinks in WRONG BROTHER, RIGHT MAN and readers will want to throttle Val at times as he intensifies his pursuit of Sabrina, making it difficult for her to do her job. But you got to love it when a man finally grovels in the end. For an intriguing and sensual tale, pick up a copy of WRONG BROTHER, RIGHT MAN. In the works: Xavier's story. Who will win his heart? 

Patti Fischer