Work It: The Billionaire's Personal Trainer

By Connie Crichton

Richard Russell has it all. He has a beautiful home, a supermodel wife and yet another of his internet start-up investments just crossed the fifty million dollar mark. Richard is a billionaire at thirty years old... but he wants more. He is a man who pushes his limits, breaks the conventional rules of how much is too much, and who won’t take no for an answer. As a fitness freak with a body carved out of hard wood, he has gone through personal trainer after personal trainer, looking for the perfect one who can keep up with his demands.

His hot new trainer, Kayla, he will soon discover, has demands of her own...

Work It is a steamy story of an alpha male billionaire being played at his own game, being taken and owned and forced into submission by a strong, dominant woman over and over again, until he realizes he might just not get what he wants for once.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Connie Crichton
• Release date: Jan 21, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370710218

Connie Crichton

I’m a thirty-something gal from sunny England.

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Work It: The Billionaire’s Personal Trainer

Connie Crichton

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Published by Deinonychus Press.

Copyright 2018 Connie Crichton

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He woke at four, before his wife had even started dreaming. Richard Russell waited for no-one. He was a billionaire at thirty years old and he didn’t get there by hanging around, by asking permission, by doing as he was told. He was five minutes in the shower. No more and no less. He listened to the news as he readied himself for the office and, by four thirty he was out the door.

The office was, in fact, his office. The company, Axiocorp, was his company. He started with a garage in Jersey and burned through anything and anyone in his way like a force of nature, and now he had a building of his very own in lower Manhattan. Every door was held open for him. Every employee greeted him by name. An Axiocorp workday began at five because that’s when Richard’s day began. People were killing one another for a shot to work in his mail room.

Your first appointment has already arrived, Janet, his secretary, said, even before a good morning. She was nervous. He hated people waiting in his office. I’m so sorry, she wouldn’t wait outside.

Richard stopped in his tracks. Wait, who is this?

"The interview for your new