“Turn around, slowly,” she commanded in her most assertive voice.
“Why? Are you armed?” To Emily’s annoyance, the question was more amused than frightened, and asked with a nicely-cultured, rich tenor unlike any criminal should have.
“Yes, I am.” And she threw the paperweight at him.
It is a battle of wills between Emily Parr and Conor Peters from their first encounter. Emily’s job as a PA depends on Conor, the new CEO. She needs to convince him that she is worth employing, and Conor is not above finding out just how far she is willing to go to keep her job. Soon, their power game moves to a level where she realises that obeying his every command is exhilarating.
Until her heart gets involved.
But everything is not well in the firm. Someone has been embezzling it and the evidence points to Emily. Conor needs to find the real suspect, or see the woman who has become essential to his well-being go to jail.
And then the threatening notes begin to arrive.
Author’s note: I published this book previously in 2012 as Hannah Kane. It has been edited lightly for typos, but is essentially the same book.
