Office Intrigue

Do you wake up every morning, spend nearly an hour or more getting ready, choosing the perfect outfit, ensuring your makeup is on point, and styling your hair just right? Do you slip your feet into your favorite heels, lock your modest one-bedroom apartment, and climb into your practical car? Do you drive twenty minutes to downtown, searching for a spot in the company parking garage?If you do, then you're very much like me.However, I believe our stories will differ significantly once you reach your office and I arrive at mine.Sure, you may work in a high-rise office building in the heart of downtown. In fact, it could be any downtown office in any major city-New York, Chicago, Dallas. The location doesn't matter. It's even plausible to think you're a secretary at a multi-billion-dollar PR firm. You could even have four bosses, just like I do. Four mouth-watering male bosses, too.However, at that point, our stories likely diverge drastically in different directions. For you to understand why, I'll have to start at the beginning… New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

After spending the last two and a half months with my bosses, the prospect of being alone during the holidays isn't appealing. Unfortunately, that's precisely what I would face.Or so I believed.I should have learned long ago not to underestimate my bosses. They have a way of surprising me when I least expect it.As I adjust to this new lifestyle, my time with them is turning out to be more rewarding than I initially expected. I am not only learning what it means to submit willingly, but also experiencing something deeper. It feels a lot like love.But then they complicate things by making me choose between them.That's something I can't do. I find myself falling for one of my bosses, but it seems my heart is already tied to two. Except one of them appears to be pulling away, leaving me confused. I wish I could return to the way things were at the beginning, back to our original arrangement. If that were possible, it might resolve everything.Too bad my heart doesn't seem to be listening to reason. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

Have you ever yearned for something so intensely that you'd cross any boundary to possess it? Have you ever felt like you were just a shadow of your potential, believed that life's meager offerings were all you deserved? o much so that you've endured things you knew were wrong, but weren't sure what to change to fix it?If this resonates with you, then you share my journey.Perhaps you were clinging to a fragile hope, trying to appreciate what you had, yet despising every second of it. That was my reality, living in a haze of inexplicable suffering. I craved something elusive, something I doubted I was worthy of.Then, one fateful day, I found myself in the perfect place at the perfect moment … and they appeared.That was the moment everything changed. Publisher note: This is a full-length, standalone novel. It is part of the Office Intrigue series; however, it can be read as a standalone. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

My name is Trent Ramsey. I'm one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood. Not only that, but I've built a vast empire of businesses, including two of the hottest BDSM clubs on the map. My face has been plastered on big screens and magazines for over a decade, and my bank account is as bottomless as the ocean.Yet, despite this glittering facade, I find myself at a crossroads, pondering the elusive nature of happiness. It's not that I'm clueless about my desires; I know exactly what I want. Or rather, who. But it's not what you think. I'm not seeking a submissive to fill a void. No, my heart beats to a more complex rhythm.I'm on the hunt for two individuals, and neither fits the typical submissive mold. One is my personal assistant, a man who has been my right-hand for the past three years, orchestrating the symphony of my life. The other is a woman who has captivated me for so long.And here's the kicker: I envision dominating both of them.Together.At the same time. Publisher note: This is a full-length, standalone novel. It is part of the Office Intrigue series; however, it can be read as a standalone. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

By definition, a Sadist is one who receives sexual gratification from causing pain and degradation to another.That's me to a T.I only play with those who understand what it means, those who are willing to indulge my devious desires.Any masochist who seeks me out knows that if they trespass, I will gladly shatter them and walk away, leaving them for someone else to put back together.Yet the cowboy and the pretty boy have given themselves to me. They have agreed to play by my rules and there is only one: THERE ARE NO RULES.I have warned them. I'm not looking for companionship or love. I don't want to be their friend, their confidant, or their lover. I'm in it for pleasure only. In the form of pain.I am ruthless.I am a Sadist.And I make no excuses for it. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

Have you ever wondered who holds the ultimate control in a relationship? More specifically, who wields the power when it comes to Domination and submission? It's a question I'm driven to answer. Not only because it's the basis for my dissertation, but also because I'm curious.And who better to give me a lesson than Gregory Edge, the tall, dark, and enigmatic Master who manages the infamous fetish club known as Dichotomy.As a favor to my brother, Edge has agreed to give me a tour of the club. Only, we're not on the same page regarding what that entails. Luckily, Edge's good friend Chris Cavanaugh makes an unexpected appearance, and the blond cowboy sex god has a way of turning the best-laid plan on its ear.Lesson one: I may not be submissive, but I'm more than willing to explore the subject.Especially with these two hot Dominants as my teachers. Publisher note: This is a full-length, standalone novel. It is part of the Office Intrigue series; however, it can be read as a standalone. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

Have you ever felt … incomplete? As though happily ever after is a fleeting, unattainable concept?Not that I haven't had memorable experiences, because I have. Plenty of them. It's more like what's necessary to check off all the boxes for a successful HEA hasn't been defined yet. At least not for me.My desires and expectations? Let's just say complicated is an understatement. I'm head over heels for my best friend, yet we both need a Dominant to tame our inner submissives, and neither of us can fill that role.Then, plot twist!Secrets spill, danger lurks, and choices are made. It's a wild ride that transforms five lives, including mine, into something entirely new. Publisher note: This is a full-length, standalone novel. It is part of the Office Intrigue series; however, it can be read as a standalone. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.

Have you ever believed you'd one day cross paths with someone who would sweep you off your feet and offer you a life right out of a fairy tale?When you've spent your life hiding from monsters, it seems reasonable that you'd cling to a magical, fabled romance. I did. I found it was easier to look for the positive, to remain hopeful, and to sometimes imagine a fantasy-worthy life.I'm not sure if I did it for my sanity or to keep my brother's spirits up. You see, Ransom Bishop is not only my brother, he's also the one who saved me from a life that would've ended badly, and in doing so, he gave up so much. Since the day he stole me away from the monsters when I was nine years old, Ransom has been mother, father, brother, and best friend, watching my back and protecting me from … them.For fifteen years, we thought we were safe, and maybe we were. But then my brother helped a friend in need, and everything changed.They found us.In a world where every breath could be my last, my brother has placed his faith in a single soul-a man whose loyalty is as unyielding as the mountains. Ransom is ready to forge a bond of debt, a promise that could alter the course of fate, all to safeguard my existence.Talon has agreed to take me in, under one condition: Ransom has to relocate with me, and he has to fake our deaths. Again.Little do I know, but Talon is going to change my perception, my ideals, and yes, he's going to change my life.My name is Braelyn Bishop, and this is my fairy tale. Publisher note: This is a full-length, standalone novel. It is part of the Office Intrigue series; however, it can be read as a standalone. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She's been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and three bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn't writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand. Office romances. With BDSM mixed in.