The Boss's Devilish Daughter

By Kim Wilkerson

As the boss's daughter of a law firm, Kirsty had the opportunity to step straight into her senior legal secretarial position without any experience or qualifications and she's happy to take advantage of her status and flagrantly break rules if it means her getting her own way.

Top flying solicitor Jason seems to be the only person unafraid of the influence Kirsty holds at work. Having been caught in the act with the post-room boy, Kirsty finds herself being reprimanded by Jason and the late night disciplinary action becomes more personal than professional.

With mixed signals, Kirsty is determined to have her wicked way with the prim and proper Jason McManus but does he have sinister, sexual designs of his own on the boss's daughter?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005539924

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The Boss's Devilish Daughter

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Kim Wilkerson

Copyright 2022 Kim Wilkerson

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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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Kirsty swept into the office not so bright and early on Monday at 9.45am.

'Morning all,' she announced to the pool of secretaries she sat with, giving an exaggerated wave and wink acknowledging the time.

She knew at last half the secretaries hated her, but she couldn't help her bloodline. Being the boss's daughter had to have its occasional advantages and a little lie in was what she needed sometimes on a Monday.

'K..K...Kirsty you're l...l..late,' stammered the Office Manager.

Kirsty looked disdainfully at Mark. The fact he was an office manager, traditionally a woman's domain, rather than a director or executive of the company was one offensive quality she attributed to him. Why couldn't he 'man up' and get a real job in the firm of lawyers? Secondly, any person in a managerial position should not be stammering a warning to their staff.

She could never take him seriously with all the saliva flying from his mouth, as his tongue tripped over the words. Add that to the fact he needed a new wardrobe, a personal trainer at the gym and a regular skin cleansing routine and she had a rather poor specimen of a manager in front of her. Kirsty