The Secret Billionaire's Heir

By Jazmine Bryant

BWWM Billionaire Romance
Desiree is desperate for work and wants to get out of downtown Detroit. When a job offer to be the live-in housekeeper for Tristan Cunningham, a reclusive billionaire, falls in her lap, she feels like she has no choice but to take it.
But Tristan is cold and distant to Desiree. He might be sexy, but Desiree is sick of him treating her like she doesn’t exist. She’s tired of being treated like the help and is ready to quit.
A night alone changes everything. Tristan isn’t cold or mean because he hates Desiree – it’s quite the opposite – he’s wanted to be with his black housekeeper since the moment she arrived at his mansion, but he doesn’t know how to tell her what he wants most is...
AN HEIR!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: Feb 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310899126

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The Secret Billionaire’s Heir

BWWM Billionaire Romance

Jazmine Bryant

Copyright 2016 by Jazmine Bryant

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The Secret Billionaire’s Heir

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The Secret Billionaire’s Heir

My fingers raking down his back, hot breath in my ear, the wet caress of lips as they made their way down my belly and towards my waiting sex. It was all I’d ever wanted and I couldn’t believe we’d finally gotten there. After everything, all the unsaid words, he was finally mine.

More, I moaned as I reached out for my lover. Please, I need you.

The closer the lips moved to my sex, the wetter I got with every kiss. I needed him so badly, wanted him more than I could say, and he was so close.

But that’s not where my story starts. I couldn’t believe it had even happened, that I’d said yes to his offer, but here I was, living in his hope and ready to have his child.

It all started with a phone call.

Hey, Desiree, a voice greeted me as I struggled to wake up. It was early, and my shift at Rain Sealion didn’t start for another how.

What’s up? I asked. Need me to come in early?

About that… she continued, and I knew I was in for some bad news. Turns out management is shutting our location down. No warning. We’re all laid off, so I guess go back to bed.

With that, I hung up the phone and tried to let the shock settle in.

God damn it, I groaned as I