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.
