A Place in His HeartBy Lola VeyElara Bennett has never had the luxury of dreaming about love. At twenty-two, she has one priority, giving her younger brother the future he deserves. Orphaned at a young age, Elara has spent years putting her own needs aside, determined to keep their little family together. When she lands a job as a maid at the magnificent Tarian estate in Riverdale, she believes her problems might finally be getting easier.She never expects her new employer to be Luke Tarian, billionaire businessman, devoted father, charming, confident, and a man whose life seems perfectly arranged. Luke has everything money can buy, including a beautiful daughter, Isabella, and a childhood friend, Zoe Whitmore, who has always imagined herself as his future wife. His world is comfortable, familiar, and predictable.Until Elara walks into it.She isn’t impressed by his wealth, doesn’t pretend to agree with everything he says, and has absolutely no intention of becoming entangled in her employer’s personal life. She is there to work, save money, and secure her brother’s future. But between unexpected conversations, shared laughter, and the quiet moments that bring them closer, Luke begins to discover something he never knew he was missing.A place where he can simply be himself. As Zoe struggles to understand the unfamiliar feelings stirring within her, she finds herself drawn to Nathaniel Cross, Luke’s dependable and unexpectedly intriguing secretary. What begins as an ordinary friendship slowly becomes something neither of them anticipated.In a house filled with different dreams, complicated feelings, and unexpected possibilities, four lives begin to change. Because sometimes, love doesn’t arrive with grand promises or dramatic declarations.Sometimes, it comes quietly.Sometimes, it arrives wearing a maid’s uniform.And sometimes, the person who has a place in your heart is the last person you ever expected to find there.A Place in His Heart is a heartwarming billionaire romance about love, family, sacrifice, and discovering that the richest lives aren’t always the ones with the most money.