Catching His Attention: The Billionaire's Proposal 1

By Emma Rose

Helen has always placed the needs of others before her own. After the death of her father, Helen put herself in a position to take care of her mother, whose constant dependency forces Helen with little time for herself. When she must turn down the job of her dreams with Bevan-Jones Real Estate, she begins to believe she will spend her entire life denying herself the joys of a career and love life.

The billionaire real estate magnate, Adam Bevan-Jones, is the definition of an alpha male. He knows what makes people tick and uses that to his advantage. When the perfect candidate for his manager position rejects his job offer, he's caught off guard. He doesn't select his candidates lightly and after watching Helen from afar, he realizes that he wants to make her his...

How will Helen react when she hears Adam's proposal?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emma Rose
• Release date: Nov 15, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301763887

Emma Rose

As a full-time independent author, Emma Rose delights in giving you stories that draw you in and characters who captivate your imagination.

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The Billionaire's Proposal 1: Catching His Attention

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Emma Rose

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The Billionaire's Proposal 1: Catching His Attention

Helen took another sip of her coffee, the bitter taste flooding her mouth. She tried very hard not to be bitter. But the truth was, it wasn’t easy. Spread flat on the table before her was a letter she had received that morning. She had, of course, known that it would be coming. Bevan-Jones Real Estate had called her to let her know to expect it. Contained in the letter was just about everything Helen had worked toward and wanted for the past eight years. Certain sentences kept jumping off the page at her: We would like to welcome you to our company…Regional Managing Agent…company car…impressed by your drive and passion for the job.

She carefully folded the letter again and replaced it in its envelope. It was Helen’s own fault. She went for the