Never Trust the Boss by Aria Bliss

He’s the demanding, sexy Greek god of a man that I never knew I needed. Which is a real inconvenience considering we can’t stand each other.

Atticus Rosi is an alpha male with aspirations of earning a corner office on the top floor. Which means he has his head so far up my father’s backside, he’ll never find his way back out.
And my dad just forced me to be Atticus’ assistant.
My orders were clear—do the job for one year, or kiss my trust fund goodbye.
But I have plans for my life—important ones—that Dad refuses to acknowledge. Why should I put my dreams and aspirations on hold just because I’m not the son he always wanted?
To say I walk into my first day of work with a serious chip on my shoulder is an understatement. I don’t want to be here, and it shows in my performance.
That’s what happens when I’m forced to do something I don’t want to do.
But Atticus is having none of it.
The worse I do at my job, the more vindictive he becomes. It starts with an epic glitter bomb episode that I’d find hilarious if it happened to someone else.
But it happened to me.
And for that, Atticus has to pay.
To our dismay, the more we fight, the more our chemistry intensifies.
With each passing day, it becomes harder and harder to ignore his expressive chocolate-brown eyes, his sexy grin, his rock-hard body, and the glimpses I get of his tattoo-covered arms when he rolls up his shirtsleeves.
The workplace fantasies running through my mind would send my dad into a tailspin. Acting on these fantasies puts my future at risk and maybe even Atticus’ job.
Unfortunately for both of us, Atticus knows how to push all my buttons, and in the best way imaginable.