Amazonia

By Ariela Vaughn

Layla Harper is far from thrilled when she learns she has to work with her sexy, chauvinistic boss on an ad campaign for the new perfume, Amazonia. Jefferson Prescott is hard-pressed to remain professional but friendly as he works with the gorgeous Layla. Can they overcome their differences and find love, or will a photo mix-up destroy it all?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ariela Vaughn
• Release date: Mar 29, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476143941

Ariela Vaughn

Ariela Vaughn is an avid reader with a particular fondness for the romance genre. With an imagination constantly at work, it’s no wonder she became an author. The characters and story ideas demanded an outlet, and Ariela’s love of books made writing the natural choice.

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Amazonia

by Ariela Vaughn

Copyright 2012 Ariela Vaughn

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One

Layla Harper stroked her cat’s silky white fur and wished she knew when her boss would call. So what if she had blown up at him and walked out of his office? Jefferson Prescott had deserved every bit of it and more for treating her like a weak-minded female. Never mind that the client had liked her vision for their ad campaign. Jefferson had thought the lacy dresses on the models were too girly to be used in a cologne ad. Perhaps if he would have focused on the rest of the image, such as the virile male model posed between the two fawning young women, he would have understood the message—that this cologne would make a man irresistible to gorgeous women. Wasn’t that every man’s dream?

The client certainly thought so, but apparently Jefferson wasn’t every man. Come to think of it, Layla had never seen a photo of a girlfriend on his desk or heard him mention a date even though it was a well-known fact around the office that he wasn’t married. Could it be he didn’t like the ad campaign because he didn’t want to attract women?

Layla’s hand stilled and she looked down into the cat’s bright blue eyes. "He can’t be gay, can he? He’s never shown an interest in men either, Fluffy. Maybe he’s asexual and just doesn’t care one way