Unprofessional Bad Boys

My name is Thomas and I'm always hard. No really, that's my last name. Thomas Hard, the pleasure is all mine… literally. I can't help it that my name suits me well. You know what else suits me well? That girl sitting across the bar, with her lips right where I tell them to be. I want her, and when I want something, it's gonna be mine. One night. No names. No phone numbers. Just me, her, and pure pleasure. Except, that one girl turns out to be the biggest mistake of my life. Why? Because I broke my cardinal rule… Never b*ng a student. New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Clarissa Wild brings you Bad Teacher, a standalone romance novel. Don't like reckless decisions and unbridled scr*wing? Don't love girls who are obsessed with rainbows, unicorns, and ice cream? Don't enjoy a bit of corny humor sprinkled on top? Then this book is not for you. And last but not least, if you hate cats with huge jewels… don't even bother. No cliffhanger. Narrated in duet style.

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Clarissa Wild brings you Bad Boss, a standalone romance novel in the Unprofessional Bad Boys series. What do men want more than anything? Money and women. As the CEO of one of the biggest companies in the city, I am one lucky man. Everyone wants a taste of what I've got to offer-and it's massive. Girls fight over me in droves. In my fantasy, of course. I had to make some sacrifices to get to the top. To protect myself and the company, I always have to hide my dirty little secret… I'm a panty sniffer. What? A man has needs. Mine are just a bit more… outrageous. Instead of dating, I hoard panties. Except it's about to blow up in my face. Why? Because a beautiful girl just showed up for a job interview… the same girl I just bought a pair of panties from anonymously… And what do I do? I let my junk do the thinking and hire her as my intern. Don't take it too hard; it's just a book, not a big D, but this guy does have one. I'm not kidding. His pecker is huge and his ego is too, so beware. And as always, if you don't like slapstick jokes and corny romance, don't bother listening. Narrated in duet style.