Revenge: West Coast Novel (Naughty After Hours)

Introducing the sensual West Coast series from NY Times and USA Today bestselling author Jasmine Haynes.Book 1, formerly titled Revenge Sex.A man, the hotwife he can't control...and the woman who wants to fix what's wrong with him.Tough, autocratic CFO Clay Blackwell strikes both fear and loyalty into the hearts of his employees. But he's got one quirk no one at high-tech Silicon Valley company West Coast Manufacturing knows: he loves the idea of his live-in girlfriend Ruby being with another man...then coming home to him for the best time of his life as she describes every naughty detail. He's got only three stipulations: no coworkers, no other man in their own home, and she always has to tell him when she has a date. The problem? What to do with a "hotwife" who has all the freedom any woman could want, but still can't follow three simple rules.Jessica Murphy has the utmost respect and admiration for her alpha male CFO. She also has wild fantasies about Clay every night. Not that she'd ever tell anyone. Until she walks in on Clay's girlfriend Ruby getting wild with Bradley the financial analyst right on Clay's desk.After that, all bets are off and a little revenge is the name of the game. Ruby thinks she'll placate Clay by telling him he can be with another woman to pay her back for all her rule-breaking. When Jessica learns about that, she makes up her mind to seduce her sexy boss for keeps, not just one night of revenge.But can she become the more-than-one-man woman Clay Blackwell wants? Or will his desires tear them apart?Don't miss any of the books in the West Coast series:Revenge, Book 1Submitting to the Boss, Book 2The Boss's Daughter, Book 3The Other Man, Book 4Pleasing Mr. Sutton, Book 5Revenge is a contemporary romance of approximately 39,000 words.The book contains the following bonus material:Excerpts from Invitation to Seduction and Wives & Neighbors, plus a sneak preview of the next West Coast novel Submitting to the Boss.This book contains content intended for readers over the age of 18