Powerful and gorgeous, Aiden Collins - the CEO of Collins Enterprises - has wanted Rebecca since the first day he laid eyes on her. Rebecca just wanted the job. When she’s offered not one but two contracts, she may have signed the wrong one in haste. - I absolutely love this book!!! I’m not much of a reader, but this book caught my attention, and I was hooked
Hearing about an account executive position at Collins Enterprises with a $75,000 base salary, Rebecca D'Angelo is eager to apply. Putting together a stunning portfolio and an impressive resume, she marches herself directly down to the office. When she reaches the building, a notice on the front door catches her eye.
DEADLINE - Resumes for the Account Executive position must be received no later than 10 am this morning.
She checks her phone - 9:51 am.
Panicking, she darts toward the information desk. At first, Rebecca has no idea what she’s run into - a moving brick wall?
Crashing to the floor, her latte and portfolio launch into the air. Her first thought - thankfully, my documents are in a protective cover. Then a set of large hands wrap around her arms and a deep rumbling voice echoes above. Jesus Christ! This is not a schoolyard, young lady!
Rebecca slowly peers up, her eyes anchoring on the most gorgeous creature she has ever seen. His beautiful cobalt blue eyes shine like stars against a perfect bronze tan, emphasized by neatly combed black hair that flawlessly tapers to meet a designer beard. She can feel the power radiating off his 6'4 GQ cover body as he wipes her latte from his crisp white shirt and expensive Armani suit. There’s no mistaking who this man is - Aiden Collins, CEO of Collins Enterprises.
Shit!
Surprisingly, she’s made it to the final round of interviews. Though, today’s interview will be conducted by the one and only - Aiden Collins himself. Yep. That’s right. That means her fate at Collins Enterprises now lies solely in his hands.
On the bright side, it’s been three weeks since the latte incident, and after all, she has made it this far. That must mean he’s forgotten. Right?
