Borrowed Until Monday — Kathryn Kelly / Kathryn Kaleigh

What would you do if the very system you believed in, worked for, even lived for, turned against you?

A new boss. A fake girlfriend. A secret identity. What could possibly go wrong?

Hannah Adams quickly learned that being Jameson Beaufort's personal assistant entailed more than just keeping up with his schedule and fielding his phone calls. Unprepared for assuming the role of his fake girlfriend, she struggles to remember the most important part of that description. Fake.

Old fashioned entrepreneur Jameson Beaufort did not date. When he found the right girl, he would worry about dating. Unfortunately his family thought a man approaching thirty should be married already. Jameson quickly figured out a solution. All he needed was to borrow his new personal assistant for just one evening.

Jameson soon learns that he is not the only one borrowing something. Jameson and Hannah both need to borrow a fake relationship. Just for a little while. At least until come Monday.

Warning: Full of intrigue, this sweet contemporary romance may have you reading until late at night just to spend more time with your new favorite book boyfriend.