Billions on the Line

By Kiara Green

When Ayana Washington took a job working as Wendell Berry’s personal assistant, she never thought he’d take over her entire life. Cold, intimidating, and always working, he never gives her time off and she’s sick of it.

But when Ayana confronts her billionaire boss, things don’t go as planned. All she wants is a night off, but she’s about to get a whole lot more. It’s not her work ethic he’s after, and Wendell isn’t quite the man she thought he was.

Passion and sparks fly when Ayana discovers Wendell’s true motives for keeping her at her desk all the time. Will she let her pride get in her way of falling for her white boss? Or will she realize that the things she wants most might be right in front of her?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: Dec 6, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310351037

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Billions on the Line

A BWWM Erotic Romance

By

Kiara Green

Copyright @ Kiara Green 2015

Smashwords Edition

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Billions on the Line

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Billions on the Line

My head was spinning, completely delirious from the pleasure my boss's tongue was giving my body. He made me scream his name, my voice echoing from his top floor office while our coworkers continued to work below us, none of them having any idea what was going on above them.

It was never supposed to come to this. I hated the man. I hated his arrogant attitude, I hated the way he carried himself around the office, I hated that he had more money than I would ever see in my lifetime, and most of all I hated that he was the best fucking lay of my entire life.

When I got the job working for Wendell Berry, it was just a job. I'd done the executive assistant thing before. Sure, it was a glorified secretary job, but it paid well enough for New York that I only needed one roommate. Occasionally he had me working late, but the biggest issue was my boss's attitude.

Wendell Berry was a prick. Everyone knew it. Everyone who worked with him knew it, everyone who worked for him knew it, and everyone who worked against him knew it.

On one hand, I could understand why his attitude was so shit. At only twenty-eight, he'd made his first billion, and now, five years later, he'd multiplied that several times over and he didn't do it by being everyone's friend. He was a hardnosed businessman who only ever talked about work. He rode my ass hard, and not in the good way, but I stuck with the job because he paid better than