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This book offers readers a captivating royal romance that delves into themes of love, duty, and second chances. The story centers on Jessica, who is thrilled to be promoted to King Mateo Stepanov’s personal assistant. Despite their professional relationship, an undeniable attraction develops between them, leading to a secret affair that challenges palace protocols and their personal boundaries. Jessica and Mateo, both seasoned individuals with their own pasts and obligations, bring depth and authenticity to their evolving relationship. Their journey is marked by moments of passion, introspection, and the delicate balance between personal desires and public expectations. The chemistry between Jessica and Mateo is palpable, and their interactions are laced with both tenderness and tension. Overall,, this is a heartfelt and engaging read that explores the complexities of love within the confines of royal obligations.

A lot to like...
There's a lot to like about Secret Fling with the King. First off, Jessica is 52, a mom to an adult daughter with an unfortunate past. She becomes the king's temporary assistant. Matteo, the king, is a hot widower with adult children. I really liked that both Matteo and Jessica were in their 50's with adult children. They had both been married before and have lived lives.
Sparks fly when Jessica and Matteo work together, but he's a king, her boss, and of course, there's that terrible public tragedy that follows Jessica's daughter around.
Recommend.

When Jessica becomes the new personal assistant to widowed king Mateo, an unexpected and forbidden romance sparks between them. Their secret affair is supposed to be temporary, but it challenges their carefully constructed lives.
This is a wonderful later-in-life romance. The hero and heroine both have grown children, who lead to much of the conflict in their relationship. The overall tone of the book is light and emotional. The characters are well-suited, with a strong and enduring bond developing between them.
Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.