Wall Street Royals

FOK: (noun) /fok/: Abbreviation for Fill-or-Kill, a term used in securities trading. To fulfill an order completely and immediately, or to not do it at all. For Lance Braxton, it's more than a trading term, it's his motto. Do it. Do it now and do it completely or don't do it at all. Some might see it as reckless or foolhardy, but Lance doesn't care. It's worked for him so far. Why change a good thing? As a favor for his sick grandmother, Lance sits in on auditions for the Juilliard scholarship named after his late mother. He expects to be bored out of his mind. He expects it to be a waste of a Saturday he could spend working. What he does not expect is Celeste Walsh. She has the body of a super model, the looks of a storybook princess, and plays the violin with the passion of a zealous lover. The moment he sees her, he has to have her. Wants to control her. Needs to master her. Contains mature themes.

Maggie Warren has always been unfocused. She hops from job to job, and relationship to relationship. Most of the time, she's not even looking where she's going. Which is exactly what happens when she runs into Isaac Gregory. Isaac's never met anyone like Maggie. She's nothing like the women he works with, or the submissives he typically dates. Sure, she's got a knockout body and a wit to match, but she's a free spirit and hopelessly scattered. He should not be attracted to her. But he is. After hearing she's between jobs, he offers her his recently vacated Personal Assistant position. She readily agrees, but isn't sure why he'd hire her. He's her exact opposite: structured, organized, and controlled. Boy, does he like control. And it intrigues her, especially when she discovers his private life. Isaac's not surprised when Maggie grows more and more interested in both of the worlds she sees him in: the public boardroom badass and the private well-respected Dominant. He tells her if she's interested, he has a plan. A plan so hedonistic it could only be proposed by the man nicknamed the Big Swinging D. Contains mature themes.