Seducing the Boss
Mari Carr
Publication Date: August 1, 2016
Genres: Adult, Entangled Pulse, Contemporary Romance
Kellan James is unwinding at Score when he spots the last person he’d ever expect to find in his favorite bar. Sara Connelly—ER nurse, do-gooder, charitable crusader, and frequent pain in his ass. Both grew up privileged in swanky Southampton, but that’s where the similarities end. Kellan’s made it his mission to seek out life’s pleasures; Sara gains pleasure from lecturing him on his lifestyle. Kellan would never date someone like her. Ever.
But when Kellan discovers Sara’s been stood-up by an online date, something fierce and protective awakens inside of him. Typically, Kellan would enjoy teasing the jilted Sara, but something in her face sends him over to her table with a plan. He encourages her to take a walk on the wild side, one weekend of sin, no holds barred.
She accepts, but it quickly becomes apparent that one night isn’t enough. As the pull between them grows stronger, Kellan discovers it’s a very dangerous thing to say never.
“What the hell are you doing?”
He didn’t bother to reply. Instead, he shifted, twisting
them until she was pushed against the door and caged between his arms. It was a
dominant, I dare you to say no move.
Something right out of an erotic romance novel.
It’s hot as shit.
She opened her mouth to repeat her question, but Kellan
cut her off, his lips landing on hers in a hard kiss.
Sara was stunned, shocked…aroused.
Jesus.
“Say yes, Sara. Tell me you want this.” She’d never heard
that tone in Kellan’s voice, determination laced with just a touch of
desperation. It spoke to her.
She nodded, unable to reply. She was having trouble
breathing.
Her acquiescence set him free. He pushed his knee between
her legs, pressing against her heat as his lips took hers once more. His hands
were tangled in her hair, his grip tight, sexy.
No man had ever taken such thorough and complete control
of her. Yet Kellan had done it within seconds.
Sara reached for his shoulders, and for one brief moment,
she considered shoving him away.
This is wrong?
Right?
Then—fortunately—her brain engaged. Or maybe it
disengaged. This was the single hottest kiss of her life. Why on earth would
she stop?
Her tongue found his, and he groaned into her mouth, a
hungry, almost feral sound. Passionate. The idea that she could make Kellan
feel this way was heady, dizzying. Wonderful.
“Kellan,” she whispered when he pulled away briefly,
granting them only a few seconds to suck in some much-needed air. She didn’t
have a clue what she meant to say next, but he didn’t give her the chance to
finish.
“You’re so fucking gorgeous, Sara.” Kellan bent his head
and resumed the body-trembling, soul-shattering, earth-shaking kiss.
Before she could consider her actions, she began gyrating
against his knee, thrusting almost subconsciously. She needed—wanted—so much
more.
His fingers drifted from her hair to her face as his palms
cupped her cheeks. He drew back a few inches until they were looking at each
other. Neither of them spoke, yet Sara felt liked they said volumes. His
expression mirrored her own feelings, and she took comfort in the knowledge
that he was as blown away as she was.
“I…” Once again, she faltered.
What the hell am
I supposed to say now?
She wanted him desperately, almost painfully. But this was
Kellan, her cocky boss, her infuriating friend. She wasn’t supposed to want
him. It was stupid to want him.
“Sara.” It was clear he didn’t intend to say more. He
didn’t have to. Her name sounded like a prayer on his lips, and it sparked
something inside of her, something animalistic and feral.
Oh, God. This is
bad.
She grabbed his face and pulled him toward her, initiating
the kiss as she thrust against his leg harder. Kellan was right. Two years was
too fucking long.
Writing a book was number one on Mari Carr’s bucket list and on her thirty-fourth birthday, she set out to see that goal achieved. Too many years later, her computer is jammed full of stories — novels, novellas, short stories and dead-ends and she has nearly eighty published works.
Virginia native, Mari Carr is a New York Times and USA TODAY bestseller of contemporary erotic romance novels. With over one million copies of her books sold, Mari was the winner of the Romance Writers of America’s Passionate Plume award for her novella, Erotic Research.
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