It’s time to get dirty!
All 4 books in the Dirty series are now available in one box set!
DIRTY PROMOTION
She thinks she’s up for a promotion to manager, but he has a different kind of promotion in mind.
DIRTY ROCK STAR
Never mix business and pleasure. That's what a smart business owner would do. Apparently, she’s not that bright.
DIRTY FAKE FIANCE
A crazy ex. A wedding on a yacht. And one fake fiancée.
DIRTY PRINCE
He invaded her country, but now he’s going to invade more than that.
This will be gone by tomorrow. You just need to let it fade.
“Christiana.” My manager has to repeat my name twice before I finally respond to it.
“Hm? Oh, yes sir?” I look over at him.
“Mister Sanderlin has asked to see you in his office.” He's still holding the desk phone receiver in his hand as if he's just as shocked to be delivering the news to me as I am to be receiving it.
“Me?” I point to myself stupidly. It's not like there's another Christiana on the entire production floor.
Does Mister Sanderlin even have an office here? I think to myself before my manager offers to escort me.
“I wonder what he wants,” I say absentmindedly as we take the elevator up to a floor I've never been on before.
“I don't know.”
There's a hallway lined with offices. We stop at the very end. There's no placard on the door to indicate who is inside, but when my manager knocks, the question is quickly answered.
The door opens, and everything I felt earlier that I tried to stifle down is brought back to the surface. I can barely meet Xander's gaze before he thanks my manager for bringing me and then dismisses him back to the production floor.
“Come in.” He holds the door open for me.
I clasp my hands in front of me, taking apprehensive steps into the massive office that's empty of everything except for a desk and a few chairs. It's obvious that this is a spare office. There are no pictures on the walls. No papers on the desk to make it look used. There's not even a computer. The plainness of it should make me feel right at home. But instead, it just makes me feel vulnerable.
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Roberto Peña Páez
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
