Difference between revisions of "Executive Sweet"
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* '''Author''': [[Sage Ardman]] | * '''Author''': [[Sage Ardman]] | ||
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* '''Year''': May, 2013 (ISBN 978-09727514-83) | * '''Year''': May, 2013 (ISBN 978-09727514-83) | ||
* '''Setting''': Modern America | * '''Setting''': Modern America | ||
| − | * '''Amazon Listing''': | + | * '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/Executive-Sweet-Sage-Ardman/dp/0972751483 Paperback]; [http://www.amazon.com/Executive-Sweet-ebook/dp/B00D3MRJFG Kindle] |
| + | * '''B&N Listing''': - [http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/executive-sweet-sage-ardman/1115473532 Nook] | ||
| + | * '''Kobo Listing''': - [http://www.kobobooks.com/ebook/Executive-Sweet/book-zqKVkDmtKkqZ0ZDmKcvapw/page1.html Kobo] | ||
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== Book Description == | == Book Description == | ||
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| − | Kay Samson is fresh out of business school and has a job as a junior executive—or so she thinks. | + | Kay Samson is fresh out of business school and has a job as a junior executive—or so she thinks. Instead, the job turns out to be something else: a bizarre game of erotic high-finance business deals. Although it starts off innocently, with just a little teasing, the game draws her in deeper with each new deal, and thrills her more than she could ever imagine. Who would have thought that her brains and her beauty could work together so powerfully? |
Kay’s partner in this game is Dan Avery, the handsome CEO of the company. The two of them might seem like a perfect match, but neither wants to get romantically involved. Dan has a history of bad relationships, and refuses to wreck the game by having another bitter breakup. Kay is wary of men, who always lust for her looks and never care about what’s inside. Besides, they’re both having too much fun manipulating unsuspecting businessmen. | Kay’s partner in this game is Dan Avery, the handsome CEO of the company. The two of them might seem like a perfect match, but neither wants to get romantically involved. Dan has a history of bad relationships, and refuses to wreck the game by having another bitter breakup. Kay is wary of men, who always lust for her looks and never care about what’s inside. Besides, they’re both having too much fun manipulating unsuspecting businessmen. | ||
But with all the sexually-charged business deals going on, how long can they keep the game going and stay out of trouble? | But with all the sexually-charged business deals going on, how long can they keep the game going and stay out of trouble? | ||
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| + | == Duplicate Name == | ||
| + | The title ''Executive Sweet'' has been used before: | ||
| + | * 1965: ''Executive Sweet'' by Joan Ellis (Midwood 34-457). | ||
| + | * 1975: ''Executive Sweet'' by Jack Walker (Midwood 60575). | ||
| + | * 2000: ''Executive Sweets'' by Ted Isaacs (self published). | ||
Latest revision as of 00:14, 29 March 2017
- Author: Sage Ardman
- Publisher: R.L. Ranch Press
- Year: May, 2013 (ISBN 978-09727514-83)
- Setting: Modern America
- Amazon Listing - Paperback; Kindle
- B&N Listing: - Nook
- Kobo Listing: - Kobo
Book Description
Kay Samson is fresh out of business school and has a job as a junior executive—or so she thinks. Instead, the job turns out to be something else: a bizarre game of erotic high-finance business deals. Although it starts off innocently, with just a little teasing, the game draws her in deeper with each new deal, and thrills her more than she could ever imagine. Who would have thought that her brains and her beauty could work together so powerfully?
Kay’s partner in this game is Dan Avery, the handsome CEO of the company. The two of them might seem like a perfect match, but neither wants to get romantically involved. Dan has a history of bad relationships, and refuses to wreck the game by having another bitter breakup. Kay is wary of men, who always lust for her looks and never care about what’s inside. Besides, they’re both having too much fun manipulating unsuspecting businessmen.
But with all the sexually-charged business deals going on, how long can they keep the game going and stay out of trouble?
Duplicate Name
The title Executive Sweet has been used before:
- 1965: Executive Sweet by Joan Ellis (Midwood 34-457).
- 1975: Executive Sweet by Jack Walker (Midwood 60575).
- 2000: Executive Sweets by Ted Isaacs (self published).
