Alexandra Haugton and Sterling Powell are two peas in a pod. Both are very successful, both are driven and both are lonely while they hide behind their jobs, pretending that their lives are full.
So, the first time they met, both were actually very surprised that there was a mutual attraction between them. And they started a courtship that was part seduction and part business negotiation. They only have one rule – honesty!
In a romance novel, it is the norm for the hero and heroine to hide their feelings. In “Seduce Me”, author Katherine Garbera crafted the story to be about being honest to one’s self and to each other.
Sometimes the truth it a bitter pill to swallow. Surprisingly, the story was made sweeter by it!
Seduce Me is Rated YA for Young Adult for some mild sexual content.
Description
WOO ME…
Designing and running a unique and successful family oriented South Carolina resort has been Alexandra Haughton’s passion. She’s not about to allow her crown jewel to be bought and revamped by a huge conglomerate even if CEO, Sterling Powell, personally arrives, champagne and contract in hand to try to persuade her to change her mind. He’s handsome, smart and wields a devilish smile that promises serious bedroom skills. Alexandra’s interest is caught, but not for making a sale. Her body may be on offer but not her hotel so Sterling needs to up his game.
RESIST ME…
Sterling Powell is determined to add Alexandra Haughton’s celebrated resort to his balance sheet, and the minute he sees her sexy lips mouth ‘no,’ the red flag of challenge has been waved. He’s never backed down from a challenge, and it’s clear that his persuasive skills need to extend outside the boardroom. Alexandra Haughton requires some serious exploration of reintroducing to life’s most delicious pleasures—moonlit beach walks, candle-lit dinners and skin scorching kisses. No one said he had to play fair, and he doesn’t intend to. Only when sizzling sex isn’t enough and Sterling wants a more permanent merger, does he realize this is one challenge he can’t afford to lose.