One Night with Cinderella: A forbidden rags to riches romance (Cress Brothers, 1)

Will their fairy tale last past midnight? From reader favorite Niobia Bryant... He's a man used to getting what he wants. Then he meets her... Gabriel Cress is heir to his family's restaurant empire--and is expected to behave as such. Not seduce the housekeeper. But beneath Monica Darby's shy exterior is a siren who makes the jaded New Yorker burn for more. But when Gabe's meddling family and a surprise inheritance raise doubts he can't ignore, will the clock strike twelve on their budding affair? From Harlequin Desire: Luxury, scandal, desire--welcome to the lives of the American elite. Will their fairy tale last past midnight? From reader favorite Niobia Bryant... He's a man used to getting what he wants. Then he meets her... Gabriel Cress is heir to his family's restaurant empire—and is expected to behave as such. Not seduce the housekeeper. But beneath Monica Darby's shy exterior is a siren who makes the jaded New Yorker burn for more. But when Gabe's meddling family and a surprise inheritance raise doubts he can't ignore, will the clock strike twelve on their budding affair? From Harlequin Desire: A luxurious world of bold encounters and sizzling chemistry. Discover more books in the Cress Brothers miniseries: Book 1: One Night with Cinderella Book 2: The Rebel Heir "Gabriel Cress is heir to his family's restaurant empire--and is expected to behave as such. Not seduce the housekeeper. But beneath Monica Darby's shy exterior is a siren who makes the jaded New Yorker burn for more. But when Gabe's meddling family and a surprise inheritance raise doubts he can't ignore, will the clock strike twelve on their budding affair?"--Provided by publisher "Gabriel Cress is heir to his family's restaurant empire--and is expected to behave as such. Not seduce the housekeeper. But beneath Monica Darby's shy exterior is a siren who makes the jaded New Yorker burn for more. But when Gabe's meddling family and a surprise inheritance raise doubts he can't ignore, will the clock strike twelve on their budding affair?"--Page 4 cover