โ Scribed by Zaida Polanco
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A contemporary romance featuring a sports agent and his very hot, very off-limits new assistant!
Jay Michaelson, a hotshot sports agent, only hires male assistants. Call him a jerk, call him a pig, but he has his reasons. So when his longtime assistant goes on paternity leave, Jay requests a male replacement from the mailroom. He gets a list of two available candidates: Jamal Tucker and Marty Alvarez. Based on their resumes, Jay decides Marty would be the better fit.
What Jay does not expect, however, is that Marty is not a guy.
No, she is very much a woman and very much OFF LIMITS.
Never mind their smoldering mutual attraction -- Jay would never date one of his employees, especially not one who is nearly fifteen years his junior.
And yet, despite his strong desire to remain professional, Jay is tempted by his gorgeous new assistant on a daily -- no, hourly -- basis.
Marty, for her part, has made it abundantly clear that she's down for 'whatever Jay wants because good lord he's so hot.'
Sparks fly when Jay and Marty embark on a work trip -- Jay feels his resolve slipping, and Marty decides to make her move!
Check out this low-angst, diverse romance to find out what happens when an Afro-Latina heroine falls in love with her reluctant boss!
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