Persuasion

By Emma Bishop

Josie Davies is put in a difficult position when she has to go about convincing Tobias Dekker to attend an anniversary party for the recording label he was previously contracted to. Josie would normally avoid Tobias at all costs — the two of them are not exactly friends — but her boss at the label has given her an offer that is impossible to refuse: convince Tobias to go to the party or lose her tenuous hope of becoming a recording artist in her own right.

Tobias is intrigued when Josie appears at his door; he knows she has been avoiding him ever since their business relationship dissolved viciously, along with his band. He decides to take advantage of the situation and the leverage that he’s been provided by the difficult situation that Josie is in.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005037437

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Persuasion

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Emma Bishop

Copyright 2022 Emma Bishop

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Josie stood outside of an apartment door, staring at the numbers until she was fairly certain she would see them in her sleep. She raised her hand to knock, but let it fall to her side again as she lost her nerve for the fourth or fifth time since arriving. She had been standing there for at least twenty minutes, attempting to work up the courage to interrupt the individual inside. She and the apartment’s occupant had—as her friend was apt to say—history. Not history of a particularly pleasant type, either.

Josie took a deep breath and stood straighter, closing her eyes a moment and steeling herself. She lifted her hand and balled it into a tight fist, knocking on the door in quick, sharp raps before her mind could convince her to do otherwise. In the still summer air of the apartment building, she could hear stirring within. A muffled curse from the other side of the door told her that the object of her errand was at home.

Her heart felt as if it would leap out of her throat and land on the floor, it was hammering so hard. When she had taken on this responsibility,