Raffling Christmas: Christmas Magic

By Angelica Kate

Parker is a rising star at her tech firm. Having made VP of Development in a cut-throat business, she runs a tight ship. Despite the Christmas season being upon them, she can't take her eyes off the ball as they rally the troops for the coming year to release several profitable new games. Unfortunately, her meddling mother and the fact that her gorgeous boss is going up for auction to raise money for charity are causing her to be distracted from business this holiday season. When she lands herself one of the coveted bachelor auction raffle tickets as a gift, she is about to find herself fighting mistletoe, one socialite, and her desires so as not to make a fool out of herself with the whole city watching. Could she be the one kissing her boss on three amazing Christmas dates – or will she be left out in the cold this Christmas?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Angelica Kate
• Release date: Dec 11, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393758020

Angelica Kate

Angelica Kate writes contemporary romances with strong characters and inspiration to keep the readers coming back for more. She is a lifetime scribbler who has been journaling since an early age and finally parlayed that into more structured storytelling. Angelica loves strong female leads and the men that adore them, despite their scars and baggage. When not writing, she spends time on Florida's sunny shores near her home in Sarasota, FL, with her puppies Tesla and Harley Quinn, her daughters, and a host of kooky amazing friends. TWITTER: @AngelicaKate5 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/authorangelicakate INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/aknaff12/ Email Angelica directly: [e-mail] HAPPY READING AND CHASING HAPPINESS WHEREVER YOU CHOOSE TO FIND IT!!

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Raffling Christmas

By: Angelica Kate

Copyright ® 2020 Angela Naff

Copyright

Copyright © 2020 by Angela K. Naff; using the pen name of Angelica Kate

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from the author.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Epilogue

Chapter 1

Nina glanced at her watch, giving Parker a look that told her it was time to wrap up the interview. Luckily, Nina had been on her team long enough that she understood the silent message fully. Within three minutes, the candidate for the new developer role was walking out the door leaving Parker eight minutes to discuss the interview with Nina and be on her way to the next commitment. Time management was one of her strengths, and despite the many pulls on her time, she was a stickler for remaining on schedule and not making people wait.

What did you think? Nina turned to her excitedly. He has a great education, seems hungry and ready to jump right in. I thought he was amazing.

Yes, I know you did, Parker replied, causing Nina’s face to flush a bright crimson.

I mean, he seems to have what we need to round out the new app team, or don’t you think so?

I think that one can talk a good game and won’t deliver anything but drama for us.

Seriously? Nina sighed heavily. Okay, what did I miss? He was well-spoken, dressed to the nines, and had a great resume.

Name the last great developer on our team that didn’t retreat into code when I walk into the room. Or one that you have met, ever, that dry cleans and presses their clothes?

Nina scrunched her nose. I see your point.

All talk and nothing to back it, Parker replied, handing over the resume. Please line up the three I asked for in tomorrow’s schedule, and then we will just need to make one of them work. We are going to be three solid weeks behind soon and just need another set of fast typing brilliant hands.

How about mine? Nina asked with a look of anticipation.

Parker honed in on her face, with curiosity. I didn’t know you were interested in leaving your assistant role?

I’ve been taking coding classes at night and even had two of the guys schooling me on the current project, she said.

Okay, switch the hunt to an assistant, and I’m willing to give you a shot, she said without hesitation, impressed by her initiative. She believed loyalty was honed through the promotion of internal staff when roles opened. Nina was a hard worker, great time management, and earned her stripes through copious amounts of overtime. If she wanted to be given a shot at a developer role, Parker was willing to grant it.

Thank you, Nina said, launching from her chair and wrapping