Hot As Hell

Angela Anderson has spent years becoming respectable, and she is beginning to suspect it was a terrible idea.

The career is going well. The men are perfectly decent. Her life is comfortable, sensible and so painfully predictable that even Angela is bored with herself.

Then her friends take her out drinking and she meets a stranger in a white suit.

He is gorgeous, arrogant and far too interested in what Angela really wants. Not what she tells people she wants. Not what looks good on paper. The other stuff.

He offers her a deal.

Anyone she desires can be hers.

Angela laughs.

Then she says yes.

By morning, she is nursing a brutal hangover, several very strange memories and the firm conviction that tequila should come with legal representation.

By Monday, she is not laughing anymore.

Because somebody has started looking at her exactly the way she always wished he would.

And Angela is about to discover that getting what you want can be a hell of a lot more fun than behaving yourself.