Naughty Bookstore Girls

By Jennifer Grey

Evan's job is never done! He runs a very nice bookstore in a high-class area of town. He hires only women, 9's and 10's from all over the world, and that look like supermodels. They work for Evan in black suits and skirts. He is running a business that caters to the rich and he has strict rules to make sure they keep spending money at his bookstore. But his clerks simply cannot obey the rules. And so Evan spends much of his time enforcing discipline among his staff. Usually, he has to mix his pleasure with his business. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Quickie Press
• Release date: Mar 9, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463296134

Jennifer Grey

Jennifer Grey is the author of three books in The Farmer's Stepdaughter Series (Darla, Tiffany, and Nissa), as well as The Hunting Lease: Kimberly Pleases Three Hunters in a Cabin, Expectant, Uberdaddy, Naughty Bookstore Girls: Millionaire Store Owner Keeps His Employees in Line, Cheerleader Butt Squad, and her latest, First Time with Sheriff Daddy.

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Naughty Bookstore Girls

By Jennifer Grey

Published by Quickie Press

©2016

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WARNING: This book is for adults only. It contains depictions of sexual acts between unrelated consenting adults only.

The bell rang downstairs. Evan looked at the clock. Opening time, 10 A.M. He had been there for two hours already, and would be there until well after closing. He owned the store, and there was no one in whom he could entrust its management but himself. In the three years since it opened, he had become a millionaire, and sales continued to increase. Evan Wallace would not let that success go to waste.

Can I help you with something? said Anna. Her Swiss accent was thick, but her smile was completely disarming to the woman searching through the fiction stacks. A college professor, the customer was looking for a particular book to escape with during spring break, when she would have to grade a few papers, but would not be bothered with classes and office hours. She could not help staring at Anna’s statuesque figure, draped in a suit as black as deep space over a crisp white shirt, a gold crucifix hanging around her neck, the same color as the long rebellious strands of hair that was otherwise tightly pulled back in a bun.

Anna was one of several employees that were new to the United States. Evan believed that one reason for his success was the presence of his beautiful clerks, exquisitely dressed and groomed. He had unusual standards for their looks and mental ability, but