The Interview (Harrison Hardline International Book 1)

By Elizabeth Evil

I’d never met him before, and he had me undressed in less than 10 minutes.

What was happening to me?

I should know better. I’m a journalist. I stay detached and impartial. I don’t get close to the subject. I’m a professional.

Or I was, until I met Jace Harrison.

The handsome, powerful CEO of Harrison Industries was notoriously difficult to interview. I was ready to pull his secrets out of him. But instead, he uncovered one of mine.

How far will he push me? How far will I let myself go? And will I be able to stop- or will I even want to?

This hot short story (approximately 10,000 words) is a MaleDom billionaire BDSM tale. It's the first in the "Harrison Hardline International" series, following a young journalist named Betsy who falls deep into a new lifestyle as a submissive to Jace Harrison- a gorgeous, hard driving billionaire with a secret desire and high expectations. Come along on Betsy's journey and fall under Harrison's spell yourself...

• Language: English
• Publisher: EE Publishing
• Release date: May 17, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370684601

Elizabeth Evil

Author of sizzling erotica, mostly with a BDSM focus. I love steamy situations with MaleDoms and female submissives and FemDoms and male submissives.My current project is a MaleDom story series called "Harrison Hardline Industries," featuring a mysterious billionaire who pulls a young female journalist into his world of dominance and submission. He's a titan of industry, but behind the scenes he leads a much different and more exciting venture...

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The Interview

by Elizabeth Evil

Published by EE Publishing at Smashwords

Copyright 2018 EE Publishing

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, events, and locations are fictitious or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons or events, living or dead, are entirely coincidental.

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As I walked up the marble steps to Jace Harrison's mansion, I knew my life was about to change. But I never could have guessed exactly how.

Jace Harrison was the fabulously wealthy, incredibly handsome billionaire playboy owner of Harrison Hardline International, a private resources company in the Fortune 100. Harrison himself was notoriously private, almost reclusive and seemingly did nothing but work. He was known for being straight-laced to a fault and extremely conservative in his personal life, what little people knew of it, anyway. But I was out to find the real Jace Harrison, and when I found him, my life would transform.

Or I hoped it would, anyway. As a fledgling ghostwriter, I'd been thrilled to get a chance to meet with one of the most wealthy, interesting men of his day. Harrison had completely revolutionized his company's most valued process, saving the company untold millions and making them billions more. He wasn't just a lazy CEO with a big office- he understood the ins and outs of both the business and the people of his company, and could coax the best performances out of both. All the big magazines had profiled Harrison and his company, but none of them were able to get much personal information on the man, so his magazine and newspaper profiles always focused on his company's work, which was seemingly the way he liked it.

And that was the reason I was walking up the steps of his mansion that day- I was there to interview him as a ghostwriter for his first autobiographical article. I'd been warned by the Chairman of the Board of his company that Harrison was notoriously tight-lipped, and that I shouldn't expect to get much out of him. That was the whole reason the Board suggested this project- the company had just been through a hostile takeover of another company in the same sector, and the press regarding the takeover was decidedly hostile as well. The Board was worried that bad press coupled with the fact that there was very little information on Harrison in the public eye would lead the public to have a bad opinion of him. They wanted to get out in front of the news of the resolution of the takeover with a fluffy feelgood piece on their CEO. Show