Compromising Positions

Mercedes Fortunato is thrilled to finally land her dream job, working as a publicist for a U.S. Senator. Until she learns that the creeper Senator only wants her as another notch on his headboard. And that her immediate boss, the press secretary, resents the hell out of her for that very reason. Mercedes soon learns she should've been careful about what she wished for, as she finds herself encouraging the advances of one boss while desperately trying to thwart the advances of the other. And when she learns that the Senator's out-of-control hanky panky extends far beyond his bedroom antics, she realizes she's in over her head and better watch her back.

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--Wade Rouse, bestselling author of At Least in the City Someone Would Hear Me Scream

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