Nicola Rosten was used to the flattery and deference accorded to a very wealthy woman. Yet Barnaby Grayson mistook her for a down-and-out and set her to work in the kitchens. Should she tell him the truth? And how would he react? ( )

This one was pretty nice. Most of the story was about her adapting to ordinary life as she pretended to be a poor cook. The hero was a nice man and you could see him falling for her but not acting on it as he thought she was a down and out girl being helped at the mission where he worked as a doctor. He also thought that she was trying to get away from a sugar daddy and he kept seeing her with a wealthy older man who was actually her butler. There is an evil OW who causes problems. This one was nice in that even though it was an older Harlequin there was actually a whole lot of interaction between the hero and the heroine and it wasn't just the heroine's story with a romance on the side. I recommend this one. ( )