β Scribed by Brit Ryder; Kris Bryant
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Glass ceilings, red tape, rulesβ¦Some things are meant to be broken. No one expects their heart will.
Claire Weaverβs only goal is to climb the ladder of success. After winning an unwinnable toxic tort case and securing a ninety-million-dollar verdict, sheβs a shoo-in for a judgeship at Kansas Cityβs circuit court.
The last person fire investigator Emery Pearson expects to see in court is the stranger she had the pleasure of dominating last nightβonly this time, Judge Claire Weaver is definitely in charge. To say sheβs excited is an understatement. Claire is everything she needsβsexy, available, and not looking for a relationship.
Their day jobs clash, even as their desire burns, and a discreet sex-only arrangement is the only option. But when pushing their sexual limits threatens the boundary of their hearts, will they be guilty of breaking their own rules, or allow love to tip the scales?
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