Highly Unsuitable

An Unexpected Attraction

Highly Unsuitable by Kate Hewitt (2015, Mills & Boon) introduces city lawyer Rachel Sinclair, whose steely professionalism leaves no room for distractions—especially the brooding ranch owner, Jack Mason. When Rachel is dispatched to negotiate a land dispute on Jack’s sprawling Texas estate, sparks fly amid courtroom calm and untamed wilderness. Hewitt’s crisp prose captures the tension between Rachel’s rigid world of briefs and boardrooms and Jack’s rugged life of sunrise cattle drives and star-filled skies.

Conflicting Worlds, Fiery Passions

As negotiations stall and no amount of legalese can bridge their differences, Rachel and Jack find themselves drawn together by undeniable chemistry—and haunted by past betrayals. She fears a cowboy’s charm is as fleeting as the desert breeze; he worries a city girl’s ambitions will suffocate his cherished homestead. Through stolen moments by the firelight and heated clashes under the open sky, each must decide whether love is worth risking everything they hold dear.

Brimming with emotional stakes and lush settings, Highly Unsuitable delivers a powerful tale of opposites colliding—and learning that when hearts collide, the fallout can be the most thrilling ride of all.