โ Scribed by Jane Hardee
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Olivia Reynolds is just where she wants to be--in control. The youngest brand manager for Vital, an athletic wear company, she has no family, no pets, and no obligations. When Olivia literally bumps into Cardic Lawson, her world is turned upside down. Cardic insists a no strings fling will meet both their needs. No commitments and sex anytime, anywhere.
Cardic is as carefree as they come. Other than her career, life is all about fun. She's a cultural anthropology professor at Loyola, and studying human culture and growing up in a household of infidelity has made her bitter about love. After an eighteen-month field study in the Amazon, Cardic is back in the states and ready to let loose. She wants nothing more than a casual affair with the fiery redhead, but will her desire to break Olivia's control also break the bonds of her own heart?
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