Synopsis:
Nature vs. Nurture Takes the Battle to the Boardroom – And to Natalie Chen.
What’s the first thing they teach you in business school?
Never let emotions decide your fate.
That’s how people get hurt. That’s how millions lose their jobs. That’s how I almost lost everything.
When I accepted one of the most highly coveted internships in America, I never expected to fall in love with my boss by the end of the first month.
I never expected that my boss, Eric Mann, used to go by another name a long, long time ago. And the woman the world forgot is screaming to come out and speak of the atrocities once wrought upon her life.
Do I follow my heart and help her expose her family’s deepest, darkest secrets to the world? Or do I follow my head and get as far as possible from this debacle?
If I’m telling you this, we already know which path I chose.
BOUND: REFLECTION
Synopsis:
This book is a retelling of the events in BOUND. It’s recommended to read that book first.
The one thing I was never allowed to have growing up has come for me.
Love.
My brother is dead. My mother might as well be dead. My father? Dead as well, but he’s the reason nobody knows my big brother died twenty-five years ago.
They think I died. They think I’m him.
For most of my life, I have posed as my brother. I’ve shed everything that naturally came to me and embraced the life of a man. It’s the only way, I was told. To keep and save everything my family has built over generations.
The only price? My identity. My sanity.
Then she came along.
An intern named Natalie.
A man like Eric isn’t supposed to fall in love with his interns. It’s bad enough his ex-fiancée is his personal assistant. But an intern? An unknown quantity who doesn’t know the truth?
A woman like Erica would definitely fall in love with Natalie, a woman who will either set me free… or destroy me.
Do I follow my heart and embrace this vivacious, brilliant woman who claims to want to know every dark part of me while risking everything I’ve ever known? Or do I follow my head and continue to live the lie I was thrust into as a child?
If I’m telling you this, we already know which path I chose.