A Millionaire's Seduction

By Evelyn Hunt

Asked to go and thank a millionaire for his donation to their charity, a young woman finds him showing more than just a business interest in her. When she is asked to go back to his office again to discuss another donation the attraction between them grows and she invites him to a fundraiser evening being arranged.

He accepts and on the night in question the woman finally succumbs to his charm as she is seduced to his hotel room for a night of passionate sex...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 16, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005974954

Evelyn Hunt

Evelyn Hunt writes sizzling erotica and romance stories that pack a punch.

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A Millionaire’s Seduction

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Evelyn Hunt

Copyright 2022 Evelyn Hunt

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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So you’ll do it won’t you? Mary asked.

The slight sense of panic rushed through Sarah as she sat thinking. She enjoyed the voluntary work she did at the charity, but her naturally shy nature meant that one aspect of it always made her nervous. Meeting and greeting the people that donated money was part of what was expected of her position though. She was always apprehensive when she was asked and this time was no different, but she finally nodded her head.

Great, Mary went on. This is his details. She handed across a few pieces of paper and Sarah looked down to see an office address.

I need to go to his workplace? she asked.

The charity boss nodded. Just a quick visit to say thanks for the donation he made, she said.

Sarah took a deep breath. Sure I can do that, she said as she stood to leave. She would have preferred just making a quick phone call and having a chat to say thanks, but her boss was a fierce advocate of showing gratitude to those that donated in person. When she walked back to her desk,