Wall Street Empire: Strictly Business

Damion West was the boy who stole my young heart and then broke it. That was a long time ago though and I'm not a girl susceptible to hot boys with big egos who just happen to kiss well anymore. He's the heir to West Enterprises, and notoriously loud on social media. Everyone knows Damion West. Just not like I do. But that's another story better left untold. I've worked with my parents' real estate firm catering to the rich and famous for years and I'm now one of the top agents in the country. Blue Enterprises is the name of our firm, which is also my name. Alana Blue. And now I'm on TV, the star of Selling in New York. But every family has secrets. That's why I have the TV show I didn't really want. Nothing is real. Except him. Damion. He's real. So is my past with him. But it's the past. Then one day I get called to a meeting by the studio head, it's all very secretive. Because it's not the studio at all, or actually, it is. The meeting is with him. It's with Damion West. And Lord help me, he's now sexier, and more arrogant than ever. Also it turns out that what Damion wants from me isn't as simple as a real estate contract. But it's a contract all right. Contains mature themes.

The protege king wants the king un-seated but it will be war, and a bloody one. And you can only push a future queen so far before she says enough and proves she's as worthy for war as her man. Damion and Alana will come together to fight but first the boundaries of the past must fall. Contains mature themes.

The explosive finale of Damion and Alana's story . . . with twists, turns, and undeniable passion. When the enemy is pushed to the edge, they burn your house down. But a house is just a wall. The only home Damion has ever known is Alana. And his enemy's end will not be gentle. He will do whatever he has to do to end this story with Alana on the Wall Street throne next to him. Contains mature themes.