Boss Level

Judith It's lonely at the top. I knew it would be when I clawed my way up here, trading away favors and any personal life to get to where I am today, the head of the hottest new video game company in the industry. When an old friend calls in one of those favors, I'm happy to help Xander out. His partner, Dominic, needs to impress some conservative clients, and showing up to get-to-know-you dinners with a heavily tattooed man on his arm isn't the way to do it. And there are far worse things in the world than pretending to be Dom's fiancée. When the fake kisses with Dominic start to feel real, I realize there's something missing in my life. Worse, I realize I never should've let Xander get away. But if the three of us together can't clear this next level in our lives, everything we've worked for will crash around us. There's no way love is worth that kind of sacrifice. Fallyn They think I'm the enemy. The internet believes I'm the obnoxious know-it-all who breaks video games for a living on my vlog. Really, I'm painfully shy in person. There are only two men who knew the real me, and they've only ever met my avatar. When I meet them in person I realize they're the programmers for one of the games I've trashed the most. Elliot—the grumpy lead who has a secret of his own, and Link, the gentle giant who hides a gooey heart under his hard exterior. They take one look at who I really am, and it's game over for our relationship before we even leave the load screen. There's a fine line between lust and hate, and it isn't long before the three of us find ourselves in the middle of a sexy bet, built on spite and desire. If we can't work our way through our animosity, the delicious ways we get each other off won't make up for our broken hearts. Publisher's Note: This book was previously released, under the same title. Fallyn Even a brat needs love. To anyone who watches my vlog, Im the obnoxious know-it-all who breaks video games for a living, but thats just a persona. There are only two men, guys who have no idea who I am outside of an avatar, who know the real me. I trust them, Im falling for them, and Im pretty sure they feel the same. Except when I meet them in person I realize theyre the programmers for one of the games Ive trashed the most. Then its game over for our relationship before we even leave the load screen. Theres a fine line between lust and hate, and it isnt long before the three of us find ourselves in a sexy game of one upmanship built on spite and desire. If we cant work our way through our animosity, the delicious ways we get each other off wont make up for our broken hearts.