Freshly hired onto Will Jessup's costumed cleaning fleet, Man Maid, mischief-maker Barrett Andrews can't seem to stay out of trouble. After a hot night with a mysterious rainbow-haired knockout who introduces herself as Aphrodite, Barrett is left with nothing but sexy memories, wrinkled jasmine-scented bedsheets, and a fake phone number to remember her by. Working in the sprawling homes of Jackson Hole's wealthy clientele, Barrett quickly finds that scrubbing tiles and washing towels for the upper eschelon of society isn't as easy as he'd imagined. As Barrett embarks on a journey for some much needed training, the buff barroom brawler with abs of steel coincidentally finds himself right on the doorstep of his mysterious, rainbow-haired hottie. But his impulsive Aphrodite has just received life-changing news during a difficult period in her sheltered life. Trying to gain her independence from her deeply religious parents, she feels like a psychological mess due to the stigma surrounding her new diagnosis. Despite chaotic tangle of emotions that their lives have become, Barrett and his rebellious Aphrodite feel a growing connection that goes far deeper than lust. Can real love triumph over her disorder? Despite the pitfalls of his risqué job, can Barrett and Aphrodite have their happily ever after? Full of all-new costumes, simmering spice, and laugh-out-loud humor, Maid in America is the second installment of Aurora Alba's Man Maid contemporary romance series specializing in love, lust, and laundry. Maid in America is perfect for lovers of small-town romance, alpha male, workplace romance, fish-out-of-water, age gap, or romantic comedy tropes. Note: The publishers recommend that the Man Maid series be read sequentially, starting with the first novel, Maid in Heaven, now available in all formats. Maid in America contains no cheating or cliffhangers. It does, however, contain content regarding organized religion/Christianity and mood disorders. Published by Rusty Ogre Publishing.