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Working for one of the most influential law firms in Chicago came with more perks than the average paralegal job. Posey Adams’ immaculate professional life was a far cry from her personal one–a chaotic mess, with a controlling, jealous boyfriend. When the firm announces a new partner, it sets into motion a series of events that have her questioning everything about her tenuously balanced life.
Soren Wellington had put in the time and had jumped every hurdle to become successful at his job and a prime candidate for the partnership. So, when he’s passed over for an older member with half his success rate, and a fraction of his experience, something within him snaps. Tired of waiting for an opportunity that would never come, he decides to take matters into his own hands. His first move would be to hire his old firm’s star paralegal out from under them—the fiery redhead, Posey Adams.
Turning down the job offer from Mr. Wellington would be foolish. Ignoring the protests of her jealous boyfriend, Posey accepts the offer. She soon finds that Soren was demanding, but fair, with his courtroom persona bleeding over into his work life.
Soren was no stranger to powerful men needing to dominate–he was one, himself. But when he discovers his new employee has been hurt by someone she trusts, he rushes to her aid. It was just a sound business investment to offer her room and board in his home, he told himself— asset protection.
As their close quarters challenge their resolve to keep things professional, will they be able to resist the building urges and desires, or will Soren finally show Posey what it’s like to answer to a truly dominant man?
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