Contract of pleasure: A Virgin and Billionaire CEO Indecent Proposal Romance

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Previously published as For His Pleasure . This edition has been republished with a new title, a new cover, a new translation, and additional content. Eliza Porto is broke. Actually, she was born broke. But now, at twenty-two, she has reached a breaking point. Unemployed for nine months, behind on rent, with an empty fridge and no way out in sight, if she does not find a way to make money soon, she will probably end up under a bridge. All Eliza wants is a job, and she would do anything for one. So every day, she sends out dozens of résumés by email. One day, her friend jokes that she should become a sugar baby. But at twenty-two, Eliza thinks she is already too old to compete with eighteen-year-old girls. So, to laugh at her own misery, she decides to send her friend an email with a sexual résumé and a pleasure contract. It was supposed to be a joke. But because of a typo, her email ends up in the inbox of João Pedro Govêa, a São Paulo CEO, overworked, restless and eager for a new challenge. João Pedro is used to having everything he wants. And what begins as curiosity about where that absurd email came from becomes determination the moment he sets eyes on the small woman with the most transparent eyes he has ever seen. João Pedro decides he wants her. And when he wants something, he gets it. In her mind, it was a joke. In his hands, it became an indecent proposal. A pleasure contract that will drive you insane. Publisher's Note: Each book in the bonded trilogy features a different couple, and as such, each book can be read as a standalone. For his pleasure contains a guaranteed happily-ever-after and no cheating.

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Contract of pleasure: A Virgin and Billionaire CEO Indecent Proposal Romance: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This adult romance contains explicit sexual content throughout, a power-imbalance relationship based on a mistakenly sent contract, and mature themes of financial desperation. Intended for mature audiences only.