Mr. Joel Dylan takes the cake for the worst boss to ever roam the planet.
If an award ceremony was held every year, he would win in all categories...
I hate him even more because no man should be this gorgeous. It’s infuriating. He’s physical perfection wrapped around and barely containing an arrogant, rotten soul.
Rebecca Joyner hates her boss and doesn’t bother to hide it. He’s arrogant and rude, constantly making her work harder than everyone else and to make matters worse? He’s hell-bent on making her work-life hell.
When Rebecca finally decides to take an evening for herself and go on a date, Mr. Dylan reminds her of the meeting she’s expected to attend. Rather than cancel, she rearranges her evening, refusing to let her boss ruin her plan.
That is until, fate ruins them for her…
After a disastrous evening, Rebecca finds herself alone with her boss. Soon she discovers Mr. Dylan isn’t what he pretends to be and finds he’s very, very, hard to resist.
If an award ceremony was held every year, he would win in all categories...
I hate him even more because no man should be this gorgeous. It’s infuriating. He’s physical perfection wrapped around and barely containing an arrogant, rotten soul.
Rebecca Joyner hates her boss and doesn’t bother to hide it. He’s arrogant and rude, constantly making her work harder than everyone else and to make matters worse? He’s hell-bent on making her work-life hell.
When Rebecca finally decides to take an evening for herself and go on a date, Mr. Dylan reminds her of the meeting she’s expected to attend. Rather than cancel, she rearranges her evening, refusing to let her boss ruin her plan.
That is until, fate ruins them for her…
After a disastrous evening, Rebecca finds herself alone with her boss. Soon she discovers Mr. Dylan isn’t what he pretends to be and finds he’s very, very, hard to resist.
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