One's playing a game. The
other's keeping score.
When wild-child Aggie
Corelissen shows up for an interview with the last person
she’d ever want to work for, golden-boy entrepreneur
Max Treadwell, she has one goal—to not be offered the
position. While she hates to disappoint the two matchmaking
grandmothers who’d pressed Max to hire her, she wants
nothing to do with a pity job. Besides, the guy could easily
win Mr. Pompous Ass of the year.
The last thing
Max wants is to offer Aggie a job. The woman, a mixture of
bizarre and annoying, has gone through at least a half-dozen
employers this year already. He might’ve promised
Grandmother he’d hire her, but if Aggie doesn’t
take it because he’s more than a little un-charming,
that won’t be his fault. After all, his company is on
the brink of a major land acquisition, and the last thing he
needs is a screw-up as a personal assistant.
With
neither of them willing to disappoint their grandmothers,
the interview becomes the stuff of legends, and somehow,
before either can blink, they’re suddenly stuck
working together.
Aggie’s determined the
only way out is to be the worst assistant ever and get
fired...
Max knows his grandmother would kill him
if he fired Aggie, so he’ll just have to be so awful
she quits...
But what happens next, no one could
have seen coming.