Dom-Com

'Dom-Com is a sexy, giggle-worthy romp of a good time' Julie Murphy & Sierra Simone, bestselling co-authors

An experienced Dom and a new sub must keep their kink-lives a secret after discovering they've just become office mates and professional rivals in this super-steamy contemporary romcom, perfect for fans of Lana Ferguson and Tessa Bailey

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All Rae Jensen has to do is walk through the door. Inside the club is everything she's wanted but was afraid to ask for: a ridiculously hot, brooding Dom with a sharp jawline, sexy forearms, and a low voice that sends goosebumps along her skin when he says 'People here call me the General'. For one night, she can forget the stress and her endless responsibilities . . . and just be a saucy little sub, no questions asked.

It's been a while since Grant Bowman met someone like her. While he's an experienced Dom, he doesn't do newbies, especially ones that are such a sweet distraction. But one night couldn't possibly hurt - until the General discovers they'll be working together IRL at his new consulting job. Now what started as control is turning into the kind of chaos that destroys careers. But there's no safe word for falling in love . . .

Tropes
? grumpy/sunshine
?? forced proximity
?? Dom/sub - kink exploration
????? rivals to lovers
?? office romance
?? opposites attract

Praise for Adriana Anders

?'Jaw-droppingly sexy and so much fun' Annika Martin

'Sexy and deep . . . with a zany sense of humour' Andie J. Christopher

'Scorching sensuality and compelling emotion . . . I will read ANYTHING she writes!' Adriana Herrera

'No one delivers banter, heat, and the swoons like Adriana!' Sierra Simone