Mixing
business and pleasure is never a good idea.
Or is it?
Find out in
Slave to Love by
Julie A
Richman
Releases January 14th!
Blurb
There are
risks to mixing business with pleasure...
IF A MAN HAS
AN AFFAIR AT WORK, HE'S A STUD.
He was a
royal prick.
The night we
met, he ignored me.
Then Mr. Big
Shot CEO grabbed my ass in a business meeting.
My boss just
loaned me out to this guy.
Now, we’re
working on a major project together.
And our
chemistry is dangerous.
Combustible.
If I allow
it to ignite, I’ll risk losing that promotion.
Worse, what
if I lose myself in him?
IF A WOMAN
HAS AN AFFAIR AT WORK, SHE'S A SLUT.
From the
moment I saw her I knew she was trouble.
It was the
combination of her fresh face, smart mouth and nipples that seemed to know my
name.
This woman
could satisfy my needs both in the boardroom and the bedroom.
But there
was more to it than that.
I wanted
her.
Really
wanted her.
And I was in
the position to change the course of her life.
But I’ve got
secrets, secrets that could destroy her.
And either
make her mine or drive her away forever.
Excerpt
Slave to
Love
© 2015 Julie
A. Richman
Parking the
Lotus, I quickly head to her side to help her out. She gives me a look and I
laugh, “I’m only trying to be a gentleman.” I feign innocence.
“Mmm-hmm.”
Even her mmm-hmm is dripping sarcasm.
Not
commando. White lace. Oh God, she’s destroying me. I want to rip them off and
lower her onto my lap. Impale her and discover what kissing does to her with my
cock inside her.
Damn it.
Will I be able to keep the promises I want to make?
Our waiter
comes by and I order two Manhattans, smiling at Sierra.
“Craving
cherries?” Her eyebrows are raised.
Oh man, she
really is going to kill me tonight.
“Only if
they are yours.”
“You want
mine?” she asks and I can see she feels it. She feels our energy.
“More than
you can imagine.”
“I would
hate to deny you.”
“Good girl.
Then don’t.”
The waiter
places the Martini glasses in front of us and I lift mine, “Good to see you
again.” And I hope she can see how sincere I am.
“Good to see
you.” She takes a sip and her nose scrunches up. “This tastes different.”
“They make
theirs with rye whiskey instead of bourbon.”
Another two
sips and the cherry is no longer submerged. Sierra reaches into the glass and
plucks it out. About ready to pop it into her mouth, she catches my eye and
smiles. She’s just messing with me. Reaching out, I grasp her slender wrist and
slowly pull it to me. Taking the tips of her thumb and forefinger into my
mouth, I suck the cherry out from between her fingers and show it to her on my
tongue before slowly chewing it, a smile firmly planted on my face.
I’m still
holding her wrist and with my free hand, I signal to the waiter for two more.
“We need to
talk, Hale.”
I can see
she is struggling. We are in such dangerous territory and we escalate there
quickly and too easily. She is clearly unnerved and I’m not sure if it’s by her
own behavior, mine or what happens when we’re together. Her eyes search mine as
if she is hoping to find some truth. I loosen my hold on her wrist and pick up
my drink.
“Let me
start by first saying something I have yet to say to you. I’m sorry, Sierra.
I’m sorry I disrespected you.”
About the
Author:
USA Today Bestseller Julie A. Richman is the author of the
highly acclaimed NEEDING MOORE SERIES trilogy (SEARCHING FOR MOORE, MOORE TO
LOSE & MOORE THAN FOREVER), BAD SON RISING & HENRY'S END. Saddled with
the affliction of serious wanderlust, Julie can often be found behind a camera
lens in locales from Paris to Alaska.
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