It seemed fitting that I pay a visit to my father today. I grab my long black coat and slip my arms into the sleeves, nodding at Wilson at the door. “Likewise.” I shake his hand, then the senior officer’s hand as the nuclear codes are handed to me, and they leave.Ĭustomarily, the departing president holds a brunch for the incoming president on Inaugural Day.
With him is an aide with the nuclear football that will be passed on to me-as of noon, the man who carries it will be my shadow for the next four years. And step out to the living room of Blair House to greet the senior officer from White House Military, who’s here to hand over the top-secret codes in case of a nuclear strike. As one of the best MM office romance books on the market, you need to add this to your TBR list.I suit up in black. But does something that no man has ever done before: climb his walls and break them down, brick-by-brick.ĭark, steamy, and emotional, These Vile Secrets is an unputdownable enemies-to-lovers, MM office romance filled with sizzling chemistry, dangerous lies, and twists that will leave you desperate for more. Training a spoiled trust-fund baby to become CEO of Key Enterprise Holdings is the last thing Hale Calloway wants to do, especially when that baby happens to be his almost one-night-stand from the night before. Everything would be running smoothly if not for the striking six-foot asshole in Armani who verbally eviscerates Roman at every turn. Determined to unveil his brotherhood’s many sins, Roman sets out to unearth every vile secret that his father has buried.
Heir to a secret society known as the Enclave, Roman Mitchell is no stranger to secrets, lies, and betrayals. Hate Notes is a smoldering enemies-to-lovers romance that will keep you up to the wee hours of the morning. Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward deliver a binge-worthy romance where a bad liar and an insensitive jerk clash in an epic battle of wills. In an ironic twist of fate, Charlotte unknowingly lands a job as a secretary/personal assistant… for Reed. To say their initial impressions were disastrous would be an understatement. In a moment of drunken spontaneity, Charlotte finds out he’s showing a loft priced around $6 million and sends in a request form. Turns out he’s a smoldering young lad who may or may not still have a fiancé. That night, Charlotte gets drunk on wine and ends up doing some light Facebook stalking on Reed.
When she drops off her wedding dress at a thrift shop, she discovers a beautiful dress with a note sewn into the tulle signed by Reed Eastwood. Hate Notes by Vi Keeland and Penelope WardĬharlotte is a twenty-something-year-old, unemployed gal with a cheating ex in New York.
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