Torn Between 2: Seduced by the Billionaires

By Emma Rose

Torn between her loyalty to her billionaire boss and her growing relationship with competing CEO, Eddie Dunning, Cami decides to visit a trusted friend for advice before moving forward...

After a heated night with Eddie, Cami must decide if she will stay with her company or take a leap of faith to join Eddie's company, giving him the secret he desires...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emma Rose
• Release date: Jan 4, 2013
• ISBN: 9781311197788

Emma Rose

As a full-time independent author, Emma Rose delights in giving you stories that draw you in and characters who captivate your imagination.

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Torn Between 2: Seduced by the Billionaires

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Emma Rose

Copyright © 2014 by Emma Rose

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This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. All characters in this book are eighteen years or older.

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Torn Between 2: Seduced by the Billionaires

You’re late, Maralee harped the second she opened the door of Lightfeathers and let her friend into the spa that wasn’t scheduled to open for three more hours.

Sorry, my alarm and phone…um…were off and I overslept a bit, Cami mumbled, not sure she wanted to admit she had uncharacteristically turned off her electronic leashes to indulge in a fantasy threesome with her boss and his rival. The women sat down at the small table in the reading room, hot water for tea already present.

Cami sipped her herbal remedy and explained the situation to Maralee. They were more like sisters than best friends and had been locked in their sisterhood since their high school days when they both lived in lower Grafton, across Central and below the poverty line. Now they were success stories—Cami, a corporate assistant of one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the US, and Maralee, a druid priestess who owned Lightfeathers, a lucrative spa, spiritual center and life enhancement station that catered to the special needs of rich and bored women of upper Grafton.

Cami swallowed the last bit of her tea with a grimace and handed the cup to her friend. A few swirls of