Cross Your Mind - Morgan, Natalie

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Résumé :
Nancy Cooper lives in a tower block in the heart of London, struggling to make ends meet. When she gets a call for a last-minute graduate position, she's propelled into a privileged world she has only glimpsed through the window. But what Nancy finds there isn't what she expected. Meanwhile, Lord Alexander Toverton lives just up the street in the lap of luxury. Yet, for all his wealth, he is far from happy. Trapped in a toxic relationship with a woman his parents plan for him to marry, all Alex wants is to carve his own path outside of the confines of tradition and expectation. If only he'd realised sooner that what he was looking for was hidden in plain sight. When the pair cross paths at the office, there's instant attraction, but the secrets from the past are never far behind, ready to wreak havoc on their budding romance. As tensions build and reality bites, the two must learn to trust one another. Easier said than done in a digital age where privacy is the biggest fiction and influence determines the truth. A full list of content warnings for this novel can be found on the author's website....

Sommaire:

Nancy Cooper lives in a tower block in the heart of London, struggling to make ends meet. When she gets a call for a last-minute graduate position, she's propelled into a privileged world she has only glimpsed through the window. But what Nancy finds there isn't what she expected.

Meanwhile, Lord Alexander Toverton lives just up the street in the lap of luxury. Yet, for all his wealth, he is far from happy. Trapped in a toxic relationship with a woman his parents plan for him to marry, all Alex wants is to carve his own path outside of the confines of tradition and expectation. If only he'd realised sooner that what he was looking for was hidden in plain sight.

When the pair cross paths at the office, there's instant attraction, but the secrets from the past are never far behind, ready to wreak havoc on their budding romance. As tensions build and reality bites, the two must learn to trust one another. Easier said than done in a digital age where privacy is the biggest fiction and influence determines the truth.

A full list of content warnings for this novel can be found on the author's website.