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    Breaking In The New Secretary: A Contemporary Romance
    Breaking In The New Secretary: A Contemporary Romance
    Breaking In The New Secretary: A Contemporary Romance
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    Breaking In The New Secretary: A Contemporary Romance

    By Maggie Kane

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    Ellie Lane thought that taking a temp job as an administrative assistant sounded like a good plan as she worked to pay for her next semester in grad school. She soon finds out that being an administrative assistant to Jack Coleman entails much more than typing and making coffee. 



    Jack Coleman has been looking for a new administrative assistant to fill his needs in more ways than would be described in the employee handbook. He's instantly drawn toward Ellie's fiery spirit and her potential to be the best administrative assistant he's ever had. However, she is a diamond in the rough. Can he teach her how to reach her full potential and enjoy the benefits of what he is offering her? Will Ellie submit to his will and let him guide her to new heights of pleasure while furthering her dreams of grad school?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR&C Publishing
    Release dateMay 16, 2018
    Breaking In The New Secretary: A Contemporary Romance

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      Breaking In The New Secretary - Maggie Kane

      A BDSM Erotica Story

      ––––––––

      Maggie Kane

      © Copyright 2018 by Maggie Kane

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 1

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      Ellie

      I stared at myself in the mirror and frowned. I looked professional and stuffy, both things I usually avoided at all costs. I didn’t want to take the job as an administrative assistant at Coleman Industries. I wanted to be an anthropologist and lose myself in research and study. I had just graduated with my bachelor’s degree in anthropology with a minor in sociology only to discover that I couldn’t find a job without a graduate degree. Of course, I couldn’t afford grad school without a job, hence the boring skirt and blouse ensemble.

      When the temp agency contacted me a day after I had put in my application with an offer to become an administrative assistant to a CEO of a local shipping company, I had told them I didn’t think I was qualified. My placement specialist had scoffed and informed me that as long as I could type, take notes, make coffee, and had decent legs, I was more than qualified.

      A woman named Vera met me at the entrance and escorted me through the human resources gambit of getting an ID badge and gave me a tour of Coleman Industries. The offices occupied the four uppermost floors of the twenty story building. Mr. Coleman’s domain was the top floor, and that was where I was destined to be assigned.

      Vera’s gray hair twisted tightly at the nape of her neck and her pantsuit had been ironed to a razor edge. Every inch of her screamed professionalism and no-nonesense. She looked at me in the elevator with obvious disapproval. Please remember, Ms. Lane, that you are an administrative assistant, not a secretary. You are there to help Mr. Coleman, not just answer the phone and paint your nails.

      I raised my eyebrows. I’m clear on that. Have there been issues with other administrative assistants in the past?

      The older woman regarded me with disdain. She was starting to piss me off with her condescending attitude. If Mr. Coleman wants a real assistant, he doesn’t need to go to a temp agency. There are plenty of qualified employees already working here, Vera said with a tone that told me just what she thought of agency staff.

      The elevator doors opened, and we stepped out into an opulent foyer with plush carpet, cushy chairs, and a breathtaking view. The entire city sprawled below. I gaped for a moment and glanced at Vera. She looked at the large desk that was presumably mine with

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