A Deal With The Devil

By (author) O'Roark, Elizabeth
Short description/annotation:
The first book in the DEVILS series - a collection of inter-connected standalones that are a sexy blend of spice, romance and grumpy men. Prepare to laugh, swoon and cry . . . perfect for fans of Christina Lauren and Emma Chase.
Description:

A temp assistant and the British boss she loves to hate . . . The Devils series is a sexy blend of spice, romance and grumpy men. Prepare to laugh, swoon and cry . . . perfect for fans of Christina Lauren and Emma Chase.

He might not be the devil, but working under him for six weeks is my idea of hell.

Hayes Flynn is an arrogant jerk known best for his scotch habit and the way he spreads his British "charm" all over Hollywood, never with the same woman twice.

He''s the last person I want to work for, except he has a face I can''t look away from, and the longer we''re together, the harder he is to hate. Because under that smug exterior is a heart he doesn''t want to show-one that was badly broken a decade earlier.

A part of me wants to fix it for him before I leave...but can I do it without breaking my own in the process?


Readers can''t get enough of A Deal With The Devil
''This novel is a sexy blend of sophistication, banter, friendship, love, and steam. With her effortless prose, Elizabeth O''Roark captured my heart with her charismatic and relatable characters.''
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''One of the best written slow burns I have ever read.''
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''One of my favorite romance reads of the summer! ''
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''I''d give it a 10 [stars] if I could.''
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Biographical note:
Elizabeth O''Roark has a bunch of degrees she does not use and gave up working as a medical writer to craft grumpy, alpha heroes and the flawed women who love them. When not writing, she likes to spend time with her three kids, who are now teenagers and wish she''d find a different way to spend time. She can be found on Facebook feverishly debating whether or not "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie and telling people to read "The Hating Game", which she did not write but wishes she had.