"You're mine, Zoe. Remember that," he said as he stared deep into my eyes. As always, I felt giddy under his gaze. This man sure knew how to make a woman go crazy for him. "I thought you didn't want me." My voice came out as a squeak. I was uncomfortable with the position he had me in. He had shoved me against the wall and caged me with his built body earned from spending hours in the gym. "Well, I do now." He smirked and came closer to kiss the corner of my lips. I wanted more than that. Seeing as he had so much effect on me, he smirked again and moved backward. "You have work to do." He walked away like he didn't just have me reeling from this sexual tension. There are so many reasons to hate this man! ________________________ Billionaire and business mogul, Philip MacArthur finds himself playing the role of a knight in shining armor for the drop-dead gorgeous waitress, Zoe Ortega. He offered her a job at his company as his secretary. Zoe Ortega is in dire need of a new job and takes it without a second thought. Zoe couldn't help but fall hopelessly in love with this rude man she called her boss. Philip finds his secretary way too attractive and couldn't help but think of different ways he could have her in bed.

In the beautiful town of Bardstown, Kentucky, the broad-shouldered, handsome, and brash billionaire, Jake Courtland, had been sending his real estate lawyer, Mike Gableton to the gorgeous and lonely spinster, Lisa Wolfe, in other to convince her to sell her best thoroughbreds horses to him so that he can participate in the horseracing event in the town. But the sole reason why Jake was interested in buying Lisa Wolfe horse was because in he wanted to honour his late father who had loved horse racing so much. But Lisa Wolfe was not interested in selling any of her horse. Infact, she had always rebuffed Mike Gableton, saying her horses were not for sale. Jake took it upon himself to visit her in her ranch to persuade her, but Lisa did not bulge even though flames of desires had sparked between them when they had met. For Lisa, the horses were like her family, and not even the good looks and the money of Jake Courtland could make her consider the idea of selling the horses. But a turning point occured in Lisa Wolfe's adamant and iron-clad decision. She had thought over the idea of Jake's proposal and suddenly the idea of how she could use the proposal of selling her horse to her own advantage entered her head. So it came as a great surprise to Jake when Lisa showed up in his ranch house one morning and told him she was ready to make a deal with him. But there was a catch; She wanted a child, most importantly, a son from Jake, in exchange for the horses. The child will take away the boredom and loneliness that was to come when all the horses are gone. For her, Jake was the ideal man. The perfect epitome of what her future unborn son would look like when he grows and for this, she was willing to sell her horses to Jake. But Jake, who was not ready to be a father in a way like that, loathed this idea. He did not like the thought of fathering a child in such unusual way. Apart from the fact that he was not ready to settle down, he wanted to have a child with a woman he actually loved. Not a woman he was doing a business transaction with. And so he rejected the idea. Lisa, persistently and using her feminine wiles, assured him he needn't worry about the responsibility of being the child's father. This was purely business, and as a strong-willed woman, she was ready to fully take control of the child's welfare when it was born. Grudgingly, Jake agreed to the deal. But even though they could not stand each other's guts, what they both didn't bargain for in this deal was falling hopelessly in love with each other.