Midnight and the Prince

Content Warnings: This book contains fade to black sexual content between consenting adults, strong language, caregiving stress, chronic illness, and mature emotional themes. Intended for readers 18+.

Midnight and the Prince

Claire Holloway has spent her life making sure everyone else is okay. As a pediatric occupational therapist at Castle Children's Rehabilitation Center-and the only child of a chronically ill parent-she excels at anticipating needs, calming crises, and pretending she never needs help herself.

Everett Prince notices anyway.

Polished, wealthy, and quietly observant, Everett is the man responsible for Castle's future. Claire refuses to become another problem for him to solve. She doesn't need rescuing-and she certainly doesn't need a prince.

But professional disagreements give way to lingering conversations, disastrous dates, stolen kisses, and evenings that become far more meaningful than either of them expected. Claire realizes Everett isn't trying to take over her life. He's making room for her in his.

Everett has fallen for the woman who gives everything while asking for nothing. Claire is falling just as hard, but accepting love means admitting she has needs of her own.

When three long-guarded words finally slip out, midnight becomes the beginning of everything she never allowed herself to want.

A heartfelt contemporary romantic comedy featuring workplace romance, playful banter, chosen family, tender chemistry, and a modern Cinderella who saves herself.

Content note: Contains strong language, caregiving fatigue, chronic parental illness, medical and rehabilitation settings, family responsibility, and discussions of emotional burnout. Romantic intimacy is closed-door and fades to black.