| Author: | D.C. Chagnon | ISBN: | 9781311282415 |
| Publisher: | Mark Mulle | Publication: | July 4, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | D.C. Chagnon |
| ISBN: | 9781311282415 |
| Publisher: | Mark Mulle |
| Publication: | July 4, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
GENRE: Adult Contemporary Erotic Romance
Camille finds herself frustrated as she goes to Robert Johns’ apartment for her second interview with the man. She needs to get an absolutely flawless profile on the billionaire knowing that the future of her writing career depends on it. She needs to focus with the task at hand and be not distracted with Robert’s charm. Somehow, Robert Johns had managed to seduce her when other subjects who had thought to get her into bed—probably for the purpose of a more favorable interview—had failed. There was just something about him.
Robert makes her an offer that’s nearly impossible to refuse. Something that will propel her to the columnist position she has always dreamed of but it is something that is a violation of her strict professional and personal standards, and she didn't want there ever to be a question about what her motivations were in covering a person or a topic in a particular way. Will she succumb to Robert’s proposition?
GENRE: Adult Contemporary Erotic Romance
Camille finds herself frustrated as she goes to Robert Johns’ apartment for her second interview with the man. She needs to get an absolutely flawless profile on the billionaire knowing that the future of her writing career depends on it. She needs to focus with the task at hand and be not distracted with Robert’s charm. Somehow, Robert Johns had managed to seduce her when other subjects who had thought to get her into bed—probably for the purpose of a more favorable interview—had failed. There was just something about him.
Robert makes her an offer that’s nearly impossible to refuse. Something that will propel her to the columnist position she has always dreamed of but it is something that is a violation of her strict professional and personal standards, and she didn't want there ever to be a question about what her motivations were in covering a person or a topic in a particular way. Will she succumb to Robert’s proposition?
