Gracie Hayes has it all in her professional life; but she
doesn't allow time for love or personal connections. She
was abandoned as a small child by her mother and has walled
off her personal feelings as a defense mechanism. But
there is definitely chemistry brewing between Gracie and
her boss Hunter Worth. Hunter is the ultimate playboy and
Gracie can't imagine what he sees in her or why he would be
interested in more than a brief affair.
Sparks fly between Gracie and Hunter at work and they
eventually give in to temptation, but Gracie insists it be
a one-time only situation. Hunter finds himself in a
totally new situation as he realizes he wants more than a
brief affair and he tries to win Gracie over. Tragedy
strikes and Hunter realizes just how much Gracie means to
him and what he'll do to keep her safe.
WORTH THE RISK had a really well fleshed out story -- there
was so much more to it than just the love story between
Gracie and Hunter. I was fully invested in finding out
more about Gracie's past and hoping she could resolve those
feelings so she could move forward and have a happy life.
This is the second book in the Worth It series.
Hunter Worth lives life to the absolute fullest. As vice
president and head of brand marketing for Worth Luxury
Goods, he’s brought his family’s business firmly into the
twenty-first century. Ruthless yet charming, he’s now set
his sights on the sexiest member of the marketing team.
First thing on his agenda? Seduction.
Gracie Hayes needs
her job at Worth—and she’s not about to let the gorgeous
owner and her direct boss distract her—again. Orphaned, and
with a rough childhood behind her, she’s worked too hard to
compromise everything for a fling, no matter how tempting.
Independent, strong and resourceful, she will fight off
Hunter. She has to.
Flirting, stolen kisses, a few nights
of scorching hot sex…Hunter has all that in mind and more
with the delicious Gracie. He never figures he’d fall in
love or that she’d deny him. How will Hunter convince
Gracie he’s the one for her?
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