Maid For Each Other
Author: Painter, Lynn
ISBN: 9781405959889
Publisher: Penguin UK
Year first published: 15 Jul 2025
Pages: 384
Format: Paperback / softback
A millionaire and a housecleaner are a match maid in heaven in this swoon-worth romcom from the New York Times bestselling author of Happily Never After.
Abi is a professional cleaner, so it's ironic when she's forced to move out because of an infestation in her building. Thanks, Apartment 2B!
Declan is a busy man, working his way up at Hathaway Holdings. Which is why he's never met the woman who cleans his penthouse every week.
Abi needs a place to stay, and Declan is out of town, so the solution seems simple and, crucially, free.
But when Declan's parents tell him they met his girlfriend at his apartment, he's surprised to say the least. Though it is nice to have them off his back about being single for a change. . .
So when Declan discovers the mystery woman is Abi, he makes her a proposition: pretend to date him, and he'll provide everything she needs.
What could go wrong? It's business, not pleasure. . .
ISBN: 9781405959889
Publisher: Penguin UK
Year first published: 15 Jul 2025
Pages: 384
Format: Paperback / softback
A millionaire and a housecleaner are a match maid in heaven in this swoon-worth romcom from the New York Times bestselling author of Happily Never After.
Abi is a professional cleaner, so it's ironic when she's forced to move out because of an infestation in her building. Thanks, Apartment 2B!
Declan is a busy man, working his way up at Hathaway Holdings. Which is why he's never met the woman who cleans his penthouse every week.
Abi needs a place to stay, and Declan is out of town, so the solution seems simple and, crucially, free.
But when Declan's parents tell him they met his girlfriend at his apartment, he's surprised to say the least. Though it is nice to have them off his back about being single for a change. . .
So when Declan discovers the mystery woman is Abi, he makes her a proposition: pretend to date him, and he'll provide everything she needs.
What could go wrong? It's business, not pleasure. . .
