Tess, a hot-headed, tutu-wearing maid from New York City, gets a job working for a rich and powerful Virginian family who come from old money. When the family's devilishly handsome and business-minded son, Cole, returns home to the ranch to visit for a few weeks, he meets Tess and they begin a whirlwind romance. Then, without warning, Cole's mother fires Tess on Cole's instructions. Heartbroken, Tess moves back to New York City, only to discovers she's pregnant. She vows to hide the baby from Cole and makes a new life for herself in NYC. Meanwhile, a terrible horse-riding accident leaves Cole barren. A chance meeting between Tess and Cole's mother threatens to uncover the secret of the hidden baby, and she may find out how Cole reacts to the heir he no longer thought possible sooner than she'd like.

One innocent girl with a dream for a better life. Two renowned sons of the eminent Mitchell family, with an undisclosed goal to win her. At the dramatic turn of events, the Mitchells are terrified by the repeat of history. A battle of wills ensue, as the family is obligated to undo the immoral deeds done. Who gets to prevail? * * * * * The Suite is a place of incredible beauty and splendor, and home to the eminently wealthy Mitchell family. A relationship with the Mitchell boys, is many a women's dream, but Ariyah Levison dreads the very idea. Ariyah had grown on the grounds of the Mitchell's private estate, after her parents, out of rare luck, got the opportunity to work at The Suite as domestic staff. Her simple dream is to pursue a decent life through hard work and a proper education. In her innocent quest, she gets caught up in a misconceived, then complicated relationship with the renowned Mitchell boys, and left to face her worst fears, with no evidence to prove that the dramatic turn of events were never her intentions. #5 in newadult (14/5/2023) #1 in dignity (16/5/2023) Story is rated mature; contain explicit intimacy scenes. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.