Dance to the Devil's Tune by Lucy Keane

Reflecting on her newly adopted motto of "Try anything once'. Sophie was forced to the conclusion it wasn't such a wise on after all!
When she'd been offered the job of page turner to her concert pianist friend Rupert, it had sounded like easy money. But that was before Sophie had come up against record producer Alex Tarrant, who treated her as if she was the last person he'd expected -- or wanted -- to see. Sophie was now beginning to think that no sum of money could compensate for the damage being wrecked upon her heart...

Mills & Boon

Falling for the boss...

Sophie's new motto was 'Try anything once'-but she was beginning to realize that maybe it wasn't such a wise one after all! When she'd been offered a job in the world of classical music, it had seemed an exciting opportunity. A step into the unknown, but a risk worth taking.
But that was before Sophie had come up against record producer Alex Tarrant. Working for him was disrupting her peace of mind in more ways than one. He was a demanding boss, determined to make Sophie obey his every command. And he had an unfair advantage, as he was also the most devastatingly attractive man she'd ever met!

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