He can end her career with one vote. Now they're snowed in with one bed.
Isla Bennett lost her design studio to a merger and gained a boss who kills everything she draws. Ethan Calderwood is the principal architect, the grump of record, and the man who took every door out of his own firm so nothing could happen where he couldn't see it. He rejects her best work with a single word. No.
So Isla does what any woman with four people's jobs riding on her would do. She gets better. She gets bolder. She gets extremely polite about it.
Thank you, sir.
Ethan has his own reasons for saying no, and none of them are about her drawings. He never wanted this merger, and he has a quiet, perfectly defensible plan to let it fail. Isla is the one thing in that plan he didn't account for.
Then a slide closes the only road off the mountain.
Sixteen days. One cabin. One woodstove. One bed. And a bedroom door that doesn't stay on its hinges for long.
Up there, there's no board and no audience. Just two people who have spent months fighting across a conference table, finding out what happens when nobody is watching. But the road always opens. The partnership vote is still coming, the whole office is talking, and the man who holds her future is still keeping one secret.
Provoking the Boss is a full-length, standalone, dual-POV workplace romance with sharp banter, a grumpy architect who counts everything, a heroine who refuses to make herself small, explicit open-door heat, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Genre: Romance
Isla Bennett lost her design studio to a merger and gained a boss who kills everything she draws. Ethan Calderwood is the principal architect, the grump of record, and the man who took every door out of his own firm so nothing could happen where he couldn't see it. He rejects her best work with a single word. No.
So Isla does what any woman with four people's jobs riding on her would do. She gets better. She gets bolder. She gets extremely polite about it.
Thank you, sir.
Ethan has his own reasons for saying no, and none of them are about her drawings. He never wanted this merger, and he has a quiet, perfectly defensible plan to let it fail. Isla is the one thing in that plan he didn't account for.
Then a slide closes the only road off the mountain.
Sixteen days. One cabin. One woodstove. One bed. And a bedroom door that doesn't stay on its hinges for long.
Up there, there's no board and no audience. Just two people who have spent months fighting across a conference table, finding out what happens when nobody is watching. But the road always opens. The partnership vote is still coming, the whole office is talking, and the man who holds her future is still keeping one secret.
Provoking the Boss is a full-length, standalone, dual-POV workplace romance with sharp banter, a grumpy architect who counts everything, a heroine who refuses to make herself small, explicit open-door heat, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Genre: Romance
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