Play Me Once

What happens when the man I can’t stand becomes my boss?

Kingston Palmer is public enemy number one. Pain in the—*ahem.

You see, I used to like Kingston. He even asked me out…and then crushed my feelings.

To Kingston, I’m nothing more than a game. One that he’s sure he can win.
Don’t worry; he underestimates my own dedication to winning.
Unfortunately for me, I accidentally signed on to work at his company (yes, yes, it’s a loooong story).

Kingston is my new boss.
But I’m nothing if not efficient. I’ll be an expert at my job all while dutifully ignoring my boss and his ability to lean on door frames.
My task is to create a nonprofit that benefits the community. Easy peasy.
It’s everything else that gets complicated: avoiding my boss, making the required snide comments, and turning him down for dates is turning into a full-time job all on its own.
It’s not like he actually wants me. At least, I don’t think so…

Note for the reader: Play Me Once is closed door rom-com with mild language and discusses heavy topics like disordered eating and dysfunctional families.