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At His Command: An Age Gap Billionaire Boss Romance (Sterling House)

Alix Vaughn ()

Subgenre
Age groupAdult 18+
Content ratingX
Pages (Quick Read (<250))
Setting
CSM age18+

Content levels

ViolenceNone
Sexual contentExplicit
LanguageModerate

Hero archetypes

BillionaireBossAlpha

Synopsis

I’d never been with a man when I walked into his office high above Manhattan. But desperate times call for desperate measures. My sister is dying, and the only thing standing between her and a new miracle medication is money I don’t have. When Sterling House offers me a full-service “executive assistant” job with a salary that could save her life, I don’t hesitate—no matter what the job requires. They have no idea how innocent I am. If they did, they never would’ve offered me the position. Lucas Crawford is obscenely wealthy, unapologetically dominant and infuriating in the way only a man who never doubts himself can be. My “interview” with him began with the words: “Bend over my desk, Miss Brooks.” Working for Crawford has turned into a problem I never saw coming; I needed his money, but I never meant to need his praise, his body, his touch. I keep reminding myself this is just a job. But when he tells me to look at him, in that deep commanding voice I love so much, I forget every line I swore I’d never cross. He said he’d never let another woman in again. I promised myself I’d never belong to anyone. We’re both about to break our word. At His Command is a super spicy billionaire romance featuring a dominant hero, a first-time heroine, and a taboo "full service" executive assistant arrangement.

Tags

Dark RomanceErotic RomanceWorkplace RomanceContemporary

At His Command: An Age Gap Billionaire Boss Romance (Sterling House): content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

Extremely explicit sexual content with dominant/submissive power dynamics and a taboo employer/employee arrangement. Includes a virgin heroine accepting a sexual position for money to save her dying sister.

What to know going in

This book has no graphic violence, explicit sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include dubious consent, power imbalance, and chronic illness (see the full list above).

Who'll love this

Not appropriate for anyone under 18.